01 / Site cleanup
Close every tab from a website
Right-click a tab and choose Close site tabs. Or open the TabTools popup and click a site's suggestion chip to close tabs from that website.
See the three-step flowTab management, without the drama
Close tabs from the same site.
Right-click a tab or click a site suggestion chip in the TabTools popup to close tabs from that website. You can also remove duplicates, sort tabs by site, and clear inactive tabs.
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TabTools in actionFull demo
One right-clickto clear a whole site
Local by designyour tab list stays in your browser
Open sourceinspect the code on GitHub
The useful shortcuts
Make room for the tabs
that matter.
TabTools keeps cleanup close to your browser, so a busy window does not become a second job.
02 / Find
Search by keyword or domain
Target the tabs you want to close without scanning every window.
03 / Simplify
Remove duplicate tabs
Clear repeated pages in one click and keep the copy you need.
04 / Organise
Sort tabs by site
Group open tabs by website and see where the clutter is concentrated.
05 / Reset
Clear inactive tabs
Choose how long a tab can sit idle before it qualifies for cleanup.
Undo your latest close
Light and dark themes
Local cleanup statistics
A small routine
Three actions.
A calmer window.
TabTools stays out of the way until you need a quick, deliberate cleanup.
Try it free- 01
Choose your browser
Open the store page for Chrome, Firefox, or Edge.
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Choose a site to clear
Right-click a tab and choose “Close site tabs,” or click a site suggestion chip in the TabTools popup.
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Clear only what you mean to
Close a site, remove duplicates, sort, or tidy inactive tabs.
Private by design
Your tab list stays yours.
TabTools processes open-tab information locally in your browser. Preferences and cleanup statistics stay in local extension storage. There is no account, analytics, advertising, or external database.
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Good to know.
Here are the details that matter before you try it.
Is TabTools free?
Yes. TabTools is free to try and use.
Which browsers can I use it with?
TabTools is available for Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge. Use the browser links on this page to open the right store.
How do I close tabs from the same website?
Right-click a tab and choose “Close site tabs,” or open the TabTools popup and click a site's suggestion chip to close tabs from that website. You can also search by a keyword or exact domain in the popup.
Can I remove duplicates or clear inactive tabs?
Yes. The popup includes actions for duplicate tabs and inactive tabs, with a threshold you can choose for inactivity.
Does TabTools collect or share my data?
No. All TabTools data stays local to your browser. Tab information is processed on your device, and your settings and cleanup statistics are stored locally. The extension does not send this data to the developer or third parties.
What information does the extension store?
Preferences such as your theme and suggestion threshold, plus local statistics such as the number of tabs closed with TabTools. Tab information is processed on your device and is not sent to the developer.
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