wtf is tab-organizer?

Tab-Organizer is a Chrome extension that automatically tidies up your browser tabs by grouping them together based on their websites. If you have five tabs open from Twitter, three from Gmail, and two from GitHub scattered randomly across your tab bar, this extension will reorganize them so all the Twitter tabs sit together, followed by all the Gmail tabs, then all the GitHub tabs. It makes your tab bar instantly cleaner and easier to navigate. The extension works by analyzing the web address (URL) of each open tab and moving tabs around so that tabs from the same domain cluster together. It keeps the groups in the order they originally appeared, so if the first Twitter tab you opened was the third tab overall, that group of Twitter tabs will stay in the third position after sorting. You can trigger the organization manually by pressing Ctrl + Shift + A on your keyboard, or set it up to happen automatically whenever you want. This is useful for anyone who ends up with dozens of tabs open across multiple websites. Instead of hunting through a long, jumbled list to find the Gmail tab you need, you know exactly where to look: in the Gmail section. Researchers, designers, developers, and anyone doing heavy browsing, comparing prices across sites, reading multiple articles, or juggling work across different platforms, will find it saves time and reduces mental clutter. The extension even includes an options page where you can customize settings like whether you want automatic sorting enabled. The project is straightforward and focused on solving one problem well: the chaos of a disorganized tab bar. It's built in JavaScript as a standard Chrome extension, and its simplicity is part of its appeal, there's no complicated setup or learning curve.