Sort tabs
Put every tab in this window in A to Z order by its title. Press ⌘K, type sort and press ↵ to sort them.
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Step 1
On any page. Ctrl+K on Windows and Linux.
Step 2
Sort Tabs Alphabetically shows under Commands.
Step 3
The tabs in this window move into order.
Commands
In detail
It reads each tab’s title and moves the tabs into order. Only the window you’re in changes, and no tab is closed or reloaded.
The sort uses the title you see on the tab, not its address. Upper and lower case count the same, so alpha comes before Bravo. Titles usually start with the page name, so two Google Docs sort by document name.
Pinned tabs are sorted among themselves and stay in front. The rest are sorted after them, so a pinned tab never lands in the middle of the bar. Pin a tab and it always ends up ahead of the others.
:p lists only your pinned tabs, from every window.The sort goes by title alone and doesn’t look at tab groups. When a grouped tab moves past tabs outside its group, the browser can take it out of the group. If you use groups, sort first and group afterwards.
Run it before sorting so the same page doesn’t show up twice in a row.
Brings the tabs from your other windows into this one, so a single sort covers them all.
Closes every tab to the right of the one you’re on. Pinned tabs stay.
Unloads the tabs in this window you aren’t looking at. They load again when you click them.
Open Tabs Order in settings can also keep tabs from the same site together in the palette.
Type a few letters of a tab’s title and press ↵ to jump to it, wherever it sits.
FAQ
More in the documentation.
Press ⌘K on a Mac or Ctrl+K on Windows and Linux, type sort and press Enter on Sort Tabs Alphabetically. The tabs in the current window move into A to Z order by title.
By title, the text you see on the tab. Upper and lower case are treated the same.
They stay at the start of the tab bar and are sorted A to Z among themselves. Your other tabs are sorted after them.
No, only the window you’re in. To sort all your tabs together, run Merge All Windows into One first.
It can. The sort ignores groups, and the browser may take a tab out of its group when it moves. If you use groups, sort before you group.
Yes. In settings, under Open Tabs Order, pick Alphabetical. The list of tabs in the palette is then A to Z, and the tab bar keeps its order.
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