Automatically organize Chrome tabs by grouping related tabs, closing duplicates, and sorting by domain.
Prerequisites
Chrome browser installed and running
Multiple tabs open that need organizing
Instructions
Open Chrome and identify all open tabs
Note the total number of tabs in the window
Look at the tab bar to see current tab arrangement
Identify and close duplicate tabs
For each tab, check if another tab has the same URL
If duplicates found, close all but one instance
Report how many duplicates were closed
Group tabs by domain
Identify all unique domains (e.g., github.com, google.com)
Right-click on a tab and select "Add tab to new group"
Name the group after the domain
Drag other tabs from the same domain into the group
Assign different colors to different domain groups
Sort groups alphabetically
Drag tab groups to arrange them in alphabetical order
Keep ungrouped tabs at the end
Report results
Count total tabs remaining
List the groups created
Report how many duplicates were removed
Error Handling
If Chrome is not responding, wait 5 seconds and retry
If a tab cannot be moved, skip it and continue with others
If tab grouping is disabled, report this to the user
Notes
This skill works best with 10+ open tabs
Tab groups are a Chrome feature available in version 83+
Groups persist across browser restarts
1---2name: chrome-tab-organizer3description: Chrome Tab Organizer4---5# Chrome Tab Organizer67Automatically organize Chrome tabs by grouping related tabs, closing duplicates, and sorting by domain.89## Prerequisites1011- Chrome browser installed and running12- Multiple tabs open that need organizing1314## Instructions15161. Open Chrome and identify all open tabs17 - Note the total number of tabs in the window18 - Look at the tab bar to see current tab arrangement19202. Identify and close duplicate tabs21 - For each tab, check if another tab has the same URL22 - If duplicates found, close all but one instance23 - Report how many duplicates were closed24253. Group tabs by domain26 - Identify all unique domains (e.g., github.com, google.com)27 - Right-click on a tab and select "Add tab to new group"28 - Name the group after the domain29 - Drag other tabs from the same domain into the group30 - Assign different colors to different domain groups31324. Sort groups alphabetically33 - Drag tab groups to arrange them in alphabetical order34 - Keep ungrouped tabs at the end35365. Report results37 - Count total tabs remaining38 - List the groups created39 - Report how many duplicates were removed4041## Error Handling4243- If Chrome is not responding, wait 5 seconds and retry44- If a tab cannot be moved, skip it and continue with others45- If tab grouping is disabled, report this to the user4647## Notes4849- This skill works best with 10+ open tabs50- Tab groups are a Chrome feature available in version 83+51- Groups persist across browser restarts
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