Jev Tab Order

A Chrome extension that organizes tabs and groups in the current window by meaning and your sorting rules, using Jev. Pinned tabs and existing group memberships stay intact, and the entire window is reorganized with a single Jev API request.

Grouping and ordering decisions are evaluated together regardless of tab count: which existing group an ungrouped tab fits, which tabs or groups belong next to each other, how early or late each should appear under the rules, and whether the rules permit new groups. Candidates include domains and group names.

No: pinned tabs and existing group memberships stay intact, and pinned tabs are excluded from what is sent to Jev. The extension reads tab titles, URLs, positions and group memberships — page bodies are not read.

The TypeSafe Jev API key is stored on your device only. API usage may incur charges; each organize or preview sends at most one Jev request, and undo sends none. Install from the Chrome Web Store and save the key in settings.

Settings has a Sorting rules field: leave it blank for the defaults, or write free text that replaces the entire default rule — the README's example is put official documentation before tutorials, order groups as Development, Research, Personal, do not create new groups.

Only with permission from both the setting and the rules, multiple related ungrouped tabs, and Chrome built-in AI available for naming. If the model needs an initial download, the settings offer a preparation button.

Tab titles, URLs, current positions and group memberships, with URL credentials, query strings and fragments removed before sending. Pinned tabs are excluded and page bodies are never read; the extension uses Manifest V3 and supports multiple locales.