Polychrome: Vertical Tab Groups & Search
Groupable side tabs, window management, search and more — in a svelte and speedy package.
Vertical tab manager in side panel
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Activate Vertical Tabs with just a click on the extension icon. Pin it for quick access and utilize the shortcut Alt+B (modify from chrome://extensions/shortcuts).
🚀 Discover a new dimension of tab management with Vertical Tabs, a Chrome extension aiming to enhance your browsing experience.
🎯 Effortless Tab Management:
Vertical Tabs elegantly organizes your tabs and groups them seamlessly within Chrome's side panel, simplifying your browsing experience.
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Chrome really needs a native vertical tabs support, but this extension has been absolutely great so far! I've noticed a minor thing, not necessarily a bug but it'd be nice if it were changed - when you search in the sidebar, it will also filter the groups in the "Add Tab to Group" menu. It'd be nice if the groups weren't filtered so that you could search for (usually new) tabs and add them to any existing group. It's probably not possible since it's a new feature, but it'd also be pretty cool if you could add tabs to hidden (saved) groups from the sidebar. It's currently not supported at all in Chrome I don't think, but it'd be very useful if it became a thing in the future.
what are the themes you are using brother?
Is there anyway to hide horizontal bars?
Great extension - looks good and works exactly as you'd expect, matching the tab order and group colours. Works really well on chromeOS with the browser window fullscreen (which hides the URL and tab bar) where you see just the web page and the side panel. The only issue I can see, which appears to be an issue with most tab manager extensions on Chrome at the moment, is that saving a group of tabs causes them to be completely locked in the side panel - if a tab is in a saved group you can't click on it, or open/collapse the group.
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just downloaded and mostly happy with it. but the only thing is that i can't set the size of the side panel so it changes the layout of the website i'm viewing. can you please add that? i see the option exists. it just doesn't work. thanks
The extension doesn't start automatically after opening the browser.
Please....remove the label that groups vertical tabs by function (e.g., Productivity, Entertainment). We know what the tabs are for. This additional hierarchy-labeling just adds to screen messiness and too much unnecessary screen copy. Thanks. I hope!
I like your design very much. I hope you can add an option switch to turn off the horizontal paging display at the top of Chrome and replace it with vertical paging.
Way too sluggish to come up with the list of tabs. There's another extension functionally similar to this, which INSTANTANEOUSLY populates the list, but I prefer the UI of this a lot better. So, that's my dilemma. Kinda hoping for the best of both worlds.