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URL Group Manager for Chrome
Tech Specs
- • Type: Browser Extension
- • Latest Version: 2.6
- • Price: Freeware
- • Offline: No
- • Developer: MNM Applications
User Reviews
- • Rating Average
- 4.29 out of 5
- • Rating Users
- 17
Download Count
- • Total Downloads
- 3
- • Current Version Downloads
- 3
- • Updated: July 4, 2020
URL Group Manager is a free Productivity Extension for Chrome. You could download the latest version crx file and install it.
More About URL Group Manager
Do you ever open the same URLs every time you open up Chrome? Do you find it annoying to click through your bookmarks to load every time instead of just clicking one button? If so, this extension is meant for you!
URL Group Manager is a Chrome extension that allows you to save groups of tabs that are available at a click of a button. For example, you can save a group of URLs for your social media sites (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc). You can save a group of URLs for your Banking/Bills (Discover, Chase, Wells Fargo, etc). You can basically create a group for whatever you want, and open every URL in each group with the click of a button. This extension will Sync the groups you create with your Google account so they are available across every device that can use extensions. It will save you time by opening whole groups with 1 click, will keep you organized and efficient, and should also help clean up that ever-growing bookmark bar.
Change Log
v1.0: Initial version released.
v2.0: Added - reorganized layout, ability to edit existing groups.
v2.1: New option added to add all currently open tabs to a new group
v2.2: Code cleanup and optimization
v2.3: Icon change, added features to hide URL lists and close popup when opening groups
Permissions Explanation
Tabs: This extension needs the ‘tabs’ permission in order to open up the URLs in new tabs.
Storage: This extension needs the ‘storage’ permission so that you can save your URL groups and have access to them whenever you are signed into your account. This extension’s data will sync with your Google account, so any browser where you have this installed will be able to use the same URL groups you make.
If you have any questions about these permissions and why they are needed, I will be posting the source code on Github soon. Additionally, feel free and contact me via the email / website listed here for any other questions you may have.
URL Group Manager is a Chrome extension that allows you to save groups of tabs that are available at a click of a button. For example, you can save a group of URLs for your social media sites (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc). You can save a group of URLs for your Banking/Bills (Discover, Chase, Wells Fargo, etc). You can basically create a group for whatever you want, and open every URL in each group with the click of a button. This extension will Sync the groups you create with your Google account so they are available across every device that can use extensions. It will save you time by opening whole groups with 1 click, will keep you organized and efficient, and should also help clean up that ever-growing bookmark bar.
Change Log
v1.0: Initial version released.
v2.0: Added - reorganized layout, ability to edit existing groups.
v2.1: New option added to add all currently open tabs to a new group
v2.2: Code cleanup and optimization
v2.3: Icon change, added features to hide URL lists and close popup when opening groups
Permissions Explanation
Tabs: This extension needs the ‘tabs’ permission in order to open up the URLs in new tabs.
Storage: This extension needs the ‘storage’ permission so that you can save your URL groups and have access to them whenever you are signed into your account. This extension’s data will sync with your Google account, so any browser where you have this installed will be able to use the same URL groups you make.
If you have any questions about these permissions and why they are needed, I will be posting the source code on Github soon. Additionally, feel free and contact me via the email / website listed here for any other questions you may have.
