Chrome is resource-intensive, although Google has tried its best to reduce RAM usage in the latest versions. In addition to RAM usage, there is also a never-ending problem of opening too many tabs in Chrome. Previously, we shared how you can manage them like a Pro and also featured a Chrome extension that is probably the best for managing multiple tabs. However, do you still find yourself drowning in a sea of open tabs?
Immerse yourself in the sea of Chrome Tabs
So I would like to present you a Chrome extension that will definitely let you manage multiple tabs easily and efficiently, and will give you some other cool features that will enhance your performance. enhance your Chrome experience.
Efficiently manage multiple tabs
Google Chrome creates a separate process for each new tab. As a result, you’ll see more RAM usage overall. Closing unwanted tabs automatically reduces RAM usage. But, what to do when you have 15-20 tabs open? You won’t go through all the tabs and see if they’re really needed.
This is where Tabr comes in. Tabr displays all your tabs in a panoramic view (thumbnail view) so you can quickly browse through tabs and close unwanted ones. Here is its interface.
It can also be useful to cycle through tabs. Also, if you have multiple windows open, you can also see the open tabs in those windows. Therefore, you can easily save RAM by closing unwanted tabs that are open in the current and other open windows. Now, let’s take a look at some of the notable features that Tabr offers.
Archive tab
This is a similar feature to what The Great Suspender offers. It pauses your tabs or archive tabs (by extension) open for an extended period of time. Therefore, save RAM.
You can now manually archive tabs that you think you won’t use for a while. Or, you can let Tabr take care of that. You just need to set the interval after which the tab will be archived. Just hit auto-archive and set your time.
Stored session
Let’s say you have a specific set of websites that you always visit for some specific work. Or you want to quickly save all open web pages on Chrome. So in this case what you can do is store this particular session of all open links.
Tabr allows you to easily manage these sessions. You just need to press Stored session tab and all links will be saved.
You can add a name for the session. By default, you take the Date as the name of the session. You can search through sessions. Session opens in a new window. And of course, you can delete them.
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Features worth mentioning
One cool feature is that you can combine all open tabs in different windows into one window. Also, if you want to switch a tab from another window to your current window then you can do that with a simple drag and drop within the extension window itself. It’s an extension developed precisely for managing tabs, and it works great.
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