Tame Your Browser: Tab Organisers, Quick Notes & Extension Management for Chrome
Fifty open tabs, a dozen extensions crammed into the toolbar, and nowhere to jot down a quick number — a browser gets messy in three separate ways, and a single chrome tab organizer extension usually only fixes one of them.
I've built one extension for each part of that mess: tabs, quick notes, and the extensions themselves.
A Chrome Tab Organizer Extension That Doesn't Look Like a Spreadsheet
Most tab managers solve the clutter problem by creating a new kind of clutter — dense lists, tiny thumbnails, or a separate window you forget exists.
Liquid Tabs organizes your open tabs with a liquid glass interface, giving you a calmer visual way to see and group what's open rather than a plain text list. It's built for people who close tabs less often than they should and want a workspace that stays legible even with a lot open at once.
Quick Notes and a Tidier Toolbar
Once your tabs are under control, the next two annoyances are jotting something down without opening a whole notes app, and finding one specific extension icon among fifteen others.
Quick Notes with Counter & Calculator is a lightweight note-taking widget with counters and a calculator built in, so you can jot a number down or run a quick sum without switching tabs. It's meant to organize your workspace your way rather than force one layout on everyone.
Extensions Manager Pro lets you organize and manage your Chrome extensions with folders, so your toolbar stops being a wall of icons in no particular order. It's a small change that makes finding the extension you actually want noticeably faster.
A tidier tab list, a place for quick notes, and a toolbar that isn't a guessing game — that's the whole idea behind these three, and I use all of them together on my own machine. None of them require you to change how you browse, just how it's organized.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a chrome tab organizer extension with a nicer interface than a plain list?
Liquid Tabs organizes open tabs using a liquid glass visual style rather than a dense text list, making it easier to scan a browser with a lot of tabs open.
Can I take quick notes in Chrome without opening a separate notes app?
Yes — Quick Notes with Counter & Calculator adds a lightweight notes widget with a built-in counter and calculator you can open directly in the browser.