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Easily open all of your bookmarks automatically organized into groups by folder name. SMP Bookmark Opener is a useful tool for those with a large number of bookmarks organized into complex folder hierarchies. It automatically groups bookmarks based on their folder names, which allows a lot of bookmarks to be quickly opened and automatically organized. It also allows you to filter bookmarks by name, then easily tab through the results and open them by pressing Enter. Easily accessible from the keyboard with the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+Period (".") or Control+Command+Period (".") on Mac, it can simplify your workflow and help you keep track of your important bookmarks. - Tab to cycle forward through bookmarks - Shift+Tab to cycle backwards - Ctrl+Period to open Table of Contents - Ctrl+Left to select the "open bookmarks in new tab" option - Ctrl+Right to select the "copy bookmarks to clipboard" option - Ctrl+ForwardSlash (/) to save a new bookmark Download now and see how it can enhance your bookmark opening experience.
Booksorter
Sort your bookmarks automatically by selecting a sorting rule for each folder. With this extension, you will no longer need to manually sort your bookmarks every time after you add a new item or modify an existing one. Start by choosing a bookmark folder and how you want it sorted (by name, by url, by date, etc). This extension will then start tracking those folders for any change made, and whenever you add or modify a bookmark within them, their contents will be automatically sorted according to the rule you created. Features: - Sort your folders automatically whenever they are changed - Or sort the folder only once, without tracking for further changes - Sort by Title, URL, Date or even randomly - Inverted order (Z to A) is also possible - Sort subfolders automatically with Recursive Sorting - Choose whether you want subfolders sorted normally or left at the top/bottom - Enable manual sorting when you reorder bookmarks within the folder Changelog: v1.4.0: - Added sorting method: Unsorted. Use it to sort your bookmarks while keeping your folders sorted manually, or vice-versa - Added "Skip Base Folder" option to Recursive Sorting to only sort subfolders v1.3.0: - Remember last used sorting options v1.2.0: - Updated to ManifestV3 v1.1.0: - Added Recursive Sorting to also automatically sort subfolders. - Improved sorting performance when only moving one bookmark.
Mark tab manager
Mark is a minimalist tab manager that organizes tabs as you browse. With Mark, tabs are automatically grouped by domain and sorted alphabetically so you can easily find them later. Mark uses the native tab groups feature of Chrome, meaning there’s no learning curve to get started. Simply install Mark and any open and newly created tabs will be grouped and sorted. Mark can be configured to only group tabs or only sort tabs depending on how you like to browse. Additionally, you can enable Mark to consolidate tabs across windows - meaning you won’t lose a tab because it’s hiding in its own window. You can pin the extension to your browser toolbar by clicking the puzzle looking icon located in the top right of your toolbar, scrolling down to Mark, and clicking the “Pin” icon. Pinning the icon makes it easily accessible for clicking to manually organize tabs in cleanup mode, which will collapse any open groups. Change one of the configuration settings by right clicking on the Mark extension icon, navigating to the “Settings” menu, and toggling one of the settings. Depending on the way you would like to browse, customizing some things could make for an even better experience. If you find yourself more curious about how Mark works or what other options and functionality are available, visit the “Resources” menu at any time by right clicking the Mark extension icon.
Marble: Automatically Organized Tab Groups
Marble keeps your tabs organized by automatically grouping them by domain. A cluttered browser can slow you down, with tabs scattered and hard to find. Marble tackles this by introducing automatic tab grouping. With Marble, your tabs are sorted into domain/subdomain-specific clusters, transforming a jumbled pile of tabs into an structured, easily navigable workspace. - Domain-Specific Organization: Marble’s auto-grouping system arranges tabs by their domain and subdomain for better browser management. - Smart Tab Sorting: Each new tab is intelligently sorted with tabs of the same domain, simplifying tab navigation. - Dynamic Group Colors: Tab groups visually match the color of the websites they contain. - Flexible Grouping Control: Easily switch Marble’s tab organizer on or off to suit your browsing style. - Custom Grouping Options: Control how your tab groups behave by customizing Marble's options. Install Marble, and it immediately organizes your open tabs by domain. Access settings with a click on the Marble icon to adjust grouping preferences as desired. Marble streamlines your web browsing by organizing tabs into domain/subdomain groups, helping you maintain a clean browser space and find tabs quickly. Install Marble and experience a clear, efficient tab management system.
Simple Tab Sorter
"Simple Tab Sorter" is a free and open-source Google Chrome extension for people who want quick and easy user-customizable tab sorting and grouping. * Respects Google Chrome's Tab Groups. * User configurable sort behavior for handling tabs suspended by extensions forked from The Great Suspender (please review the User Guide under Options for configuration instructions). * Simple manual override of tab group sort order. Bug reports are welcome at https://github.com/pwhite2/simple-tab-sorter/issues. If you want additional functionality, please take a look at https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/super-tab-sorter/jjhppbooocacaccnhjninhmigbfmpnkh instead. PLEASE READ BEFORE INSTALLING AND SUBMITTING NEGATIVE REVIEWS: 1. Simple Tab Sorter v0.4.0 and later require Chrome version 88 or later. If you're using an older version of Chrome, you can manually install v0.3.3 by following the instructions at https://github.com/pwhite2/simple-tab-sorter#install-as-an-extension-from-source . 2. "Read your browsing history" permission warning during install in versions 0.4.0 and later... Chrome changed the permissions message for "tabs" permissions for manifest v3 extensions. The new release (0.4.0) isn't doing anything with the tabs API that it wasn't doing before - i.e., it doesn't have access to your browser history, just the currently open tab URLs which are required to sort by URL. You can see the requested permissions for this extension at https://github.com/pwhite2/simple-tab-sorter/blob/master/src/manifest.json. The developer documentation for the "tabs" API (https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/reference/api/tabs) states: "The "tabs" permission This permission does not give access to the chrome.tabs namespace. Instead, it grants an extension the ability to call tabs.query() against four sensitive properties on tabs.Tab instances: url, pendingUrl, title, and favIconUrl." As you'll see, there is NO mention of "history" anywhere in the "chrome.tabs" developer documentation. To have access to your browsing history, an extension would have to specify "history" in the manifest.json permissions, which you can verify this doesn't, as documented at https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/reference/api/history. 2025-05-27: Version 0.4.2 released * Fix extension stuck in welcome/update message loop due to apparent browser implementation change. 2023-12-19: Version 0.4.0 released * Converted to Chrome manifest v3 * Added support for Chrome's Tab Groups 2023-04-25: Version 0.3.3 released * Fixed https://github.com/pwhite2/simple-tab-sorter/issues/21 - now compatible with Chrome's new suspended tabs. 2021-02-21: Version 0.3.1 released * Removed Google Analytics code * Added support for extensions derived from The Great Suspender now that it's been removed from the Chrome Web Store and derivative works have been submitted. Changes viewable at https://github.com/pwhite2/simple-tab-sorter/pull/12 2020-06-29: Version 0.3.0 released * Added "Sort pinned tabs" option and disabled it by default * Added short form to collect user feedback when extension is removed
