I am not affiliated with it any way! I promise! I just wanted to share it here, because I am sure many of you know what it feels to be overwhelmed by a browser

I am not affiliated with it any way! I promise! I just wanted to share it here, because I am sure many of you know what it feels to be overwhelmed by a browser session counting some 500ish tabs. Even when you just want to work on those last 10 active tabs and keeping the other 490 in an unloaded state (using Firefox tabs grouping hopefully), loading the browser is painfully slow, and running performance is so much heavily affected by that. Given I am presently going through a test switch from Firefox to Chrome (I am sad about it, but can't afford anymore slow JS performance), I decided to look out for something similar to "All Tabs Helper" I was using in Firefox (which adds a thin bar below the address bar, where you have tabs for calling each group of tabs in session), but then I discovered this and... well, it's a game changer, you have to try it. For additional sweetness I recommend it using with Lazy Tabs. Hope it helps!