Smart organize
Group eligible tabs in the current window by likely task or topic. Pinned, internal, and already grouped tabs stay untouched.
Chrome tab organization
Keep the tabs that matter.
Organize similar tabs, close duplicates, close or sleep inactive tabs, undo the latest change, and protect the websites you never want touched.
Private by designTitles, hostnames, URLs, and temporary Undo information stay on your device. TabPare has no developer data server.
30-second real workflow
See what happens after each click.
Watch TabPare organize related pages, clean duplicates, bring closed tabs back, sleep inactive tabs, and protect a site.
- Smart Organize and duplicates
- Undo and Sleep
- Site protection
Six ways to pare back tab clutter.
Each action is explicit, reversible when Chrome allows it, and narrow enough to understand before you click.
Duplicate cleanup
Keep the active, protected, or most recently used copy. Optionally ignore recognized tracking parameters when comparing URLs.
Close or Sleep
Close inactive tabs or ask Chrome to unload their pages while leaving each tab in place for your return.
Session-only Undo
Undo the latest organization or tab-closing cleanup during the current browser session. Retry only the tabs that could not be restored.
Protection and scope
Protect exact hostnames and choose whether manual cleanup covers every window or only the one where TabPare opened.
Optional automation
Automation is off by default. When enabled, it checks all windows and closes duplicate tabs only—never inactive tabs.
What TabPare leaves alone
Active. Pinned. Audible. Protected.
TabPare excludes Chrome internal pages and other non-web URLs. Smart organize processes only eligible tabs' titles and hostnames, using local matching and Chrome's on-device model only when it is already available.
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