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Documentation Index

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Workspaces

A workspace is a saved set of browser tabs (and related metadata) with a name, colour, and optional emoji. You can:
  • Switch workspace — Chrome closes the current non-internal tabs in that window and opens the saved URLs from the target workspace (or starts from a new tab if empty).
  • Capture tabs — Save what is open right now into a workspace.
  • Organise — group tabs (Tab Groups in Chrome) when supported by your workflow and AI organise features.

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What gets saved on a tab

Typically each stored tab includes:
  • URL and title (as known when captured)
  • Pinned state
  • Tab group membership (when groups are restored)
Internal extension pages and some chrome:// pages are filtered for consistency and safety.

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Switching workspaces

When you switch:
  1. The extension persists the current window’s real tabs into the previous workspace (for that window’s binding).
  2. It opens the target workspace’s tab list in the same Chrome window you triggered the switch from (when you use the side panel or dashboard attached to that window).
Think of switching as “replace this window’s tab strip with another saved set” — your tabs are not hidden in a mystery window; they are normal Chrome tabs that reload when discarded.

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Multi-window use

If you run two normal Chrome windows:
  • Each window can be bound to a different active workspace — the side panel or dashboard in that window shows the workspace relevant to that window.
  • Global “last activated workspace” in storage may update when you switch, but the UI prefers the per-window binding so you are not fighting between monitors.

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Pinned tabs

Pinned tabs are part of your workspace model. They are treated with extra care in Performance & RAM — pinned tabs are not eligible for automatic discard or Free RAM now.

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Tab deduplication

If you navigate to a URL you already have open, the extension can show a banner (via the content script) offering to jump to the existing tab instead of keeping duplicates. This saves RAM and clutter.

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Resources (optional)

Some builds support resources — saved links or notes grouped inside a workspace, separate from live tabs. Open URLs from resources when you need them without keeping them in the tab strip.