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'Tab Groups' surely has an automatic mode whereby a group is dynamically defined by 'similar URLs'

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2Tricky
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The question says it all I think but my particular interest comes from not having a better principle (I used to have automatically common-coloured tabs but I forget how - perhaps Stylish...) of making a subset of tabs with a common theme (in this case similar-URLs) be easily re-visited. My main interest (currently) is no more complicated than grouping by URL which is crying out to be automatically maintained. Thanks.

The question says it all I think but my particular interest comes from not having a better principle (I used to have automatically common-coloured tabs but I forget how - perhaps Stylish...) of making a subset of tabs with a common theme (in this case similar-URLs) be easily re-visited. My main interest (currently) is no more complicated than grouping by URL which is crying out to be automatically maintained. Thanks.

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dumdidadida
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Hi,

Is it ColorfulTabs??

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Also, Tab Groups as of now doesn't have an automatic mode. You can manually group tabs/URLs into a group and switch between the relevant groups.