Reduce tab clutter in Chrome with OneTab

March 25, 2013

OneTab for Chrome. I don't know about you, but I keep a lot of tabs open in my Web browser (Google Chrome). For me it's work thing: I'm constantly opening new tabs while I research various topics I plan to write about during the day (or even the days to come). However, as with all browsers, Chrome tends to get sluggish the more tabs I keep open. Plus, more tabs equals more clutter: once I get to around 10, it gets difficult to sort through them and find what I'm looking for. I just found the perfect remedy: OneTab. This ingenious Chrome extension converts all your open tabs into a single one, thus freeing up considerable memory and making Chrome (and perhaps your entire PC) run quite a bit faster. Once installed, OneTab adds a little filter-like icon to the far end of Chrome's address bar. Click it and every open tab disappears, replaced by, well, a OneTab tab. Within that you'll find all your tabs in a convenient list; click any one of them to reopen that tab, or click Restore all if you want them all back. To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

Link: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2031951/reduce-tab-clutter-in-chrome-with-onetab.html#tk.rss_howto