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How to merge all Chrome windows into one window (without losing your groups)
How to merge all Chrome windows into one window
Direct answer
Chrome can only merge windows by dragging tabs one at a time. Flocci Tabs adds Merge All: press Ctrl + Shift + M (⌘ + Shift + M on macOS) and every group from every open window is moved into a single new window, with empty leftovers cleaned up.
Step by step
- Set the popup scope toggle to All Windows.
- Press Ctrl + Shift + M, or click Merge All in the popup.
- Every group is moved into one new window; empty blank tabs are closed.
- Take a snapshot afterwards if you want that consolidated layout to survive a restart.
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How do I merge all Chrome windows into one window?
Chrome can only merge windows by dragging tabs one at a time. Flocci Tabs adds Merge All: press Ctrl + Shift + M (⌘ + Shift + M on macOS) and every group from every open window is moved into a single new window, with empty leftovers cleaned up.
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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- How to ungroup all Chrome tabs at once
Skip the steps
Flocci Tabs does most of this without being asked.
No account needed for automatic grouping. No API key, ever.