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How to group Chrome tabs by domain or website automatically

How to group Chrome tabs by domain or website

Direct answer

Flocci Tabs groups by domain in two places: the 14 built-in domain colour hints assign a consistent colour per site, and the domain-recovery pass sweeps anything the AI leaves ungrouped into per-domain groups. You can also write your own domain rules in the options page, with wildcards.

Step by step

  1. Open the Flocci Tabs options page and find the template editor.
  2. Add a rule with the domains you care about and the colour you want.
  3. Wildcards work — “*.org” and bare fragments like “shop” both match.
  4. Run AI Group All; anything the model skips is grouped by domain automatically.

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How do I group Chrome tabs by domain or website?
Flocci Tabs groups by domain in two places: the 14 built-in domain colour hints assign a consistent colour per site, and the domain-recovery pass sweeps anything the AI leaves ungrouped into per-domain groups. You can also write your own domain rules in the options page, with wildcards.
Is Flocci Tabs free for this?
Yes for everything local — automatic colour-grouping, adjacent grouping, bulk actions and the three keyboard shortcuts, with no account. AI grouping, AI naming and cloud snapshots need a free Flocci account and include 300 AI credits a month.

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