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Theres also a search bar which lets you search for specific tabs.

I mean, the browser is not only powerful but its also pretty easy to use.

Since Google Chrome is so good at what it does, most of us end up opening too many tabs while working on Chrome and that can get a bit overwhelming.

Also, since Chrome is a bit heavier on resources, too many open tabs can bog down your system especially if it has less than 8 GB of RAM.

However, if you are smart about it, you can easily deal with this problem using a good tab manager extension.

When accessed via its toolbar icon, TooManyTabs shows a preview of all the open tabs, and all you have to do to go to a tab is click on its preview.

Theres also a search bar that you can use to quickly find tabs via their titles.

Whats most interesting is that TooManyTabs can automatically backuprestore active tabs to your Google Drive account.

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Other than that, idle tabs can be organized via their separate column, and suspended to free up memory.

The open source extension lets you specify the time period (20 seconds 3 days) after which tabs should be automatically suspended, thus freeing up the memory taken up by them.

In addition, its extensively configurable, and you can specify whether pinned tabs, tabs having unsaved form inputs etc.

Whats more, you can even whitelist certain websites, so that the tabs having them are never suspended.

On clicking its toolbar icon, Tabli shows a listing of all the open tabs, grouped by Chrome windows they are open in.

Tabs in a Chrome window can be saved for reloading later, and Tabli can even save a group of tabs (in the same window) as bookmarks.

I love the fact that the extension shows me the count of the open tabs right on the icon.

This is quite helpful as I like to keep an eye on the number of open tabs and close them out if they ever get too much out of hand.

Once you click on the extension, you will see a representation of all the open tabs separated by Chrome windows.

You can click on a tab icon to open it or drag it to rearrange its position.

Theres also a search bar at the bottom which allows you to search for specific tabs.

Overall, I quite like this extension and can fully recommend it to you.

When you click on Clusters icon, a new tab will open which will show you an organized view of all your tabs.

I love how Cluster allows me to see tabs either based on Chrome window or domains.

From here, you can easily drag and drop tabs from one window to another or close tabs if you want to.

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