TabOverview Coming soon for Chrome

Features

Two tabs, side by side, in one press.

Select two tabs in the grid and press Side by side. TabOverview uses Chrome’s split view where your Chrome has it, and two tiled windows where it doesn’t.

Coming soon for Chrome

Free. No registration, no card, no subscription.

TabOverview runs in Chrome on a computer. Send yourself the link for later.

Two Chrome windows side by side: a document on the left and a painting on the right.
Two real Chrome windows, tiled by Side by side and shown here on a plain background. Real screenshot of TabOverview. The sites in it are made up.

Pick from the grid

The hard part of splitting your screen is finding the two tabs. In the grid they’re both right there, even when they’re far apart in your tab strip. Tick two, then press Side by side.

  • Works with tabs from different windows
  • Press Undo and both tabs go back to where they were
Two selected tab cards in TabOverview, with a bar offering Group, Close, Save, Later, Copy links, New window and Side by side.
Tick two tabs in the grid, then press Side by side.

Three or four at once

Select three or four tabs and the same button becomes Tile windows. Each page gets its own window, arranged to fill your screen.

  • Good for a document, a spreadsheet and a calendar at once
  • Undo closes the arrangement and puts your tabs back
Three selected tab cards in TabOverview, with a bar offering Group, Close, Save, Later, Copy links, New window and Tile windows.
Select tabs, then group, close or save them together. With three or four, the bar offers Tile windows.

Tile the windows you already have

Already have your windows open? Open a window’s menu and press Tile windows. It arranges up to four normal Chrome windows on your screen, and Undo restores their old sizes.

A window menu in TabOverview with Save all for later, Collapse all groups, Save window, Tile windows, Bring windows together and Save and close window.
Every window has its own menu.

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What else it does

Try it on your tabs.

Coming soon for Chrome

Free, with no registration. On its way to the Chrome Web Store.