Free browser tab manager

Close tabs from the same site.

Clear a website’s tabs in one action, or sort your tab bar by site. TabTools also removes duplicates and clears inactive tabs in Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.

Opens the Chrome Web Store. Free to use. No account needed.

TabTools in actionFull demo
Close tabs by sitefrom the popup or right-click menu
Local by designyour tab list stays in your browser

Close and organise

Close by site.
Sort what stays.

Clear a finished task, bring tabs from the same website together, or tidy repeated and inactive pages.

01 / Site cleanup

Close a site’s tabs together

Open TabTools and click a site under Suggestions, or right-click within a web page and choose Close site tabs. This closes matching tabs across your regular windows, including the current tab.

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02 / Organise

Sort tabs by site

Bring tabs from the same site together in your current window, with the sites you have open most placed first.

03 / Simplify

Remove duplicate tabs

Close extra copies of the same page in one click. Pinned tabs are left in place.

04 / Find

Search by keyword or domain

Type a word to match tab titles and URLs, or enter an exact domain such as youtube.com. Then choose Close.

05 / Reset

Clear inactive tabs

Choose an inactivity threshold in Settings, then click Inactive to clear eligible tabs. Active, pinned, and audible tabs stay open.

Undo cleanup from the popup Light and dark themes Local cleanup statistics

How it works

Add TabTools.
Choose what to clear.

Start with one busy site. Use the popup for site suggestions and sorting, or the right-click menu for a quick close.

Try it free
  1. 01

    Add it to your browser

    Open the Chrome, Firefox, or Edge store page and add the free extension.

  2. 02

    Open TabTools

    Click the TabTools icon in your browser’s extensions menu to see site suggestions and quick actions.

  3. 03

    Close a site or sort your tabs

    Click a site under Suggestions to close its tabs, or choose Sort tabs to bring tabs from the same site together.

Private by design

Your tab data stays
in your browser.

The TabTools extension processes tab information on your device. Settings and cleanup statistics stay in your browser’s local storage. The extension has no accounts, analytics, advertising, or external database.

Read the privacy policy

Before you add TabTools

Common questions.

Browsers, cleanup, and privacy.

Is TabTools free?

Yes. TabTools is free to use. No account is needed.

Which browsers can I use it with?

TabTools is available for Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge. To add it on your computer, use the browser links on this page to open the right store.

How do I close tabs from the same website?

Right-click within a web page and choose “Close site tabs,” or open TabTools and click the site under Suggestions. This closes that site’s tabs across your regular windows, including the current tab. You can also enter a keyword or exact domain in the popup.

Can I remove duplicates or clear inactive tabs?

Yes. Choose Close duplicates to remove repeated pages, or click Inactive to close eligible tabs. You can change the inactivity threshold in Settings; cleanup happens when you choose the action.

Does TabTools collect or share my data?

The extension processes tab information locally and does not send it to the developer or third parties. Settings and cleanup statistics stay on your device. This website’s demo is hosted by YouTube; the embedded player and browser stores have their own privacy policies.

Can I undo a cleanup?

Use Undo immediately after closing tabs from the TabTools popup, while the popup is still open. You can also use your browser’s recently closed tabs to reopen pages.

Free for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge

Close finished tabs.
Sort what’s left.