Smart tab consolidation for Firefox 140+. Pull all your tabs together, auto-group by domain, detect duplicates, snapshot & undo, and split groups back out — all with zero access to page content.
- Selective merge - Preview all open windows and pick which ones to pull into the current window
- Auto-group by domain - After merging, tabs are automatically organized into native Firefox tab groups (GitHub, YouTube, Docs, etc.) with color coding
- Duplicate detection - Highlights duplicate tabs in the preview and optionally removes them during merge
- Snapshot & undo - Every merge automatically saves a snapshot of your window layout; restore any previous layout with one click
- Split groups to windows - Right-click any tab group to send it to its own window, or use the Groups panel
- Container-aware - Preserves Firefox Multi-Account Container identity when merging tabs
- Minimal permissions - Only requests
tabs,tabGroups,storage,contextMenus, andcookies. No access to page content. - No data collection or analytics - No data is collected by this extension, and nothing is sent outside of your browser.
- Firefox 140 or newer (required for the Tab Groups API and built-in data collection consent)
Install it from addons.mozilla.org
- Click the Tabnetic toolbar icon from whichever window you want to keep
- In the Merge tab:
- Check/uncheck windows to merge
- Toggle duplicate removal and auto-grouping options
- Click Merge here
- In the Groups tab:
- View all tab groups in the current window
- Click Split to window to send any group to its own window
- Click Re-group by domain to reorganize
- In the History tab:
- View past snapshots
- Click Restore to undo a merge and recreate the original window layout
| Permission | Why |
|---|---|
tabs |
Query, move, create, and remove tabs across windows |
tabGroups |
Create and manage native Firefox tab groups |
storage |
Store merge snapshots locally for undo |
contextMenus |
Add "Split group to window" to the tab context menu |
cookies |
Read container identity to preserve it during merges |