Group your tabs++ targets the familiar problem of a browser window buried in dozens of open tabs. Instead of manually dragging tabs around, you can set up your own groups — each with a name, a color and a position — and attach keywords or tags that tell the extension which tabs belong where. When a tab matches, it is filed into the correct group automatically.
The extension's headline capability is optional AI grouping. After pasting an OpenAI API key into the settings, you can have the extension analyze your open tabs and cluster them into related groups for you, which is useful when you do not want to define every rule by hand. A built-in search dashboard, opened with Control+Shift+F (Command+Shift+F on Mac), lets you locate any open tab by keyword or by group and even open a new tab from the same panel.
Organization is portable: from the Data Settings menu you can export your groups and AI-generated groupings and import them into other Chrome browsers. The extension is published by independent developer Rafael Vilaça, is free to install, and is rated around 4.3 out of 5 from a small but growing group of users. It declares it does not sell your data to third parties, though the AI feature does send tab information to OpenAI through your own key.
