Tabby: Chrome extension for managing too many tabs.

Power users and web developers frequently grapple with 'tab bloat'—the overwhelming accumulation of browser tabs, turning productivity into a chore. Tabby is a Chrome extension designed to tackle this common organizational pain point, moving beyond simple tab closers by integrating smart categorization and precise deduplication. The core utility revolves around advanced deduplication. Instead of merely matching partial titles or URLs, Tabby detects duplicates using the full URL (including scheme, host, path, and query parameters). This level of granularity ensures that only truly redundant tabs are flagged, allowing the user to close unnecessary copies while maintaining distinct working instances. Furthermore, its ability to export all unique links into a `.txt` file is a critical feature for developers needing to rapidly archive or share comprehensive sets of unique resources. What sets Tabby apart from basic tab managers is its classification engine. By leveraging Open Graph metadata and JSON-LD data, the extension intelligently groups related tabs—for instance, grouping multiple documentation links from the same framework, or several API reference pages. This categorization happens without manual user input, providing a structural overview of the tabs' content. Users can preview these grouped batches and apply limits, allowing for a controlled, strategic cleanup rather than a panicked closing spree. This smart grouping capability transforms a mess of links into organized, navigable categories. Technically, the implementation of this feature set (deduplication, smart categorization, and batch processing) within a lightweight Chrome extension architecture suggests a solid understanding of browser API limitations and user experience flow. For the dedicated power user, Tabby is more of an architectural organizational tool than just a cleanup utility. It addresses not only the immediate problem (too many tabs) but the underlying problem (poor resource organization) that plagues modern web workflows.