Overflow Tab Manager By NZT Apps

Tracking since May 27, 2026.

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• Jun 8, 2026
  description

  Overflow Tab Bar gives you a second row below the bookmarks bar for the tabs that don't fit in Chrome's tab strip. Stop squinting at favicon-only stubs. Stop losing tabs to the "show all tabs" dropdown. Just keep working.
  
  — What you get for free —
  
  ✓ A second tab bar that automatically catches the overflow when Chrome's strip gets crowded
  
  ✓ Drag-and-drop reordering between the native strip and the overflow bar
  
  ✓ Visual groups inside the overflow bar so related tabs cluster together
  
  ✓ Per-tab memory display (optional) so you can see which tabs are eating your RAM
  
  ✓ Right-click any tab for full action menu
  
  — What Pro unlocks ($5.99/mo or $59.99 lifetime) —
  
  ✓ Workspace bar — a second, independent bar above the overflow bar for the curated set of tabs you actually care about. Mark a tab as "workspace" once and it stays put while everything else churns underneath
  
  ✓ Auto-suspend inactive tabs to claw back memory, with optional skip-workspace-tabs rule
  
  ✓ Open a bookmark folder directly into the workspace bar in one click
  
  ✓ Cross-device sync — sign into the same Google account on a different computer and your subscription follows
  
  ✓ Link a second Google account to your Pro plan so you don't have to pay twice for two devices
  
  — Why it's safe —
  
  Overflow Tab Bar reads your tabs and bookmarks locally to render the bar. It does NOT send your tab URLs, page contents, or browsing history to any server. The only data that leaves your device is your email and Google account ID (when you sign in for Pro), and your Stripe subscription status (when you pay). Full privacy policy: https://app.nztent.com/privacypolicy
  
  — Built for keyboard users —
  
  Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+G — toggle the overflow bar
  
  Cmd/Ctrl+G — toggle the workspace bar (Pro)
  
  — Open about the trade-offs —
  
  Tabs that overflow get grouped under a small ↓ chevron in Chrome's native strip. This is unavoidable — the only way to keep tabs out of Chrome's main row is to move them into a tab group, which is what Chrome's API allows extensions to do. The chevron is yours; you can pin it, drag tabs out of it, do whatever you want.
  
  — Questions, bugs, feature requests —
  
  Email: [email protected]
  
  Keep a look out for other extensions coming soon.
  
  Sidebar for Google Sheets - You can now manage your sheets from a left panel side bar and so much more. Like put a password on the whole sheet or individual tabs. You can do import range functions like cutting butter with a hot knife. But thats not all folks!
  
  Keep Plus - You can program which card to popup instantly. Great for checklists. And go to search with one click. Put a card link into your google calendar with one click as well. But thats not all folks!
  
  REC for Keep - Now you can finally take a voice note on your web browser with high quality audio resolution and put it in your Keep or straight to your g drive and just paste the link to the audio where ever you like. But wait! Thats not all folks.
  
  Best Screenshot - Allows you to screenshot things on your web browser without needing to crop and or remove the background. And! you can also have it go straight to your g drive and the link will copy to your clip board so you can instantly share it. And thats it folks. For now! ;)

  Overflow Tab Bar gives your overflow tabs a second home.
  
  Chrome squeezes your open tabs into unreadable slivers, then buries the rest behind a "show all tabs" dropdown. Overflow Tab Bar catches the overflow in a clean second row right below your bookmarks bar — full titles, real favicons, every tab one click away. Stop squinting. Stop losing tabs. Just keep working.
  
  Overflow Tab Bar gives you back the tabs Chrome hides. When you open more tabs than fit, instead of shrinking them into unreadable slivers, it drops the extras into a clean second row under your bookmarks — full favicons, readable titles, the works. A separate Workspace bar lets you pin the handful of tabs you always come back to, and it survives restarts. It's built for real workflows: drag-and-drop reordering, tab groups with color, custom tab names, one-click suspend to free up memory on tabs you're not using, at-a-glance memory estimates per tab, and a live speaker icon that shows exactly which tab is making noise (click it to mute). The whole bar is zoom-proof and size-adjustable, so it looks right on every page.
  
  — What you get for free —
  ✓ A second tab bar that automatically catches the overflow when Chrome's strip gets crowded
  ✓ Drag-and-drop reordering between the native strip and the overflow bar — or drag a tab right out of the bar to pop it into its own window
  ✓ Visual color groups so related tabs cluster together
  ✓ Live sound indicator — any tab playing audio shows an animated speaker icon; click it to mute and instantly silence that mystery noise
  ✓ Zoom-proof bar that stays the same size no matter how far you zoom a page in or out
  ✓ Optional per-tab memory readout so you can see which tabs are eating your RAM
  ✓ Right-click any tab for the full menu: rename, reload, duplicate, mute, pin, move, and more
  
  — What Pro unlocks ($5.99/mo or $59.99 lifetime) —
  ✓ Workspace bar — a second, independent bar above the overflow bar for the curated set of tabs you actually care about. Mark a tab "workspace" once and it stays put while everything else churns underneath
  ✓ Auto-suspend inactive tabs to claw back memory, with an optional skip-workspace-tabs rule
  ✓ Open an entire bookmark folder directly into the workspace bar in one click
  ✓ Full appearance control — custom bar and tab colors, background transparency, and an overall bar-size slider
  ✓ Cross-device sync — sign into the same Google account on another computer and your subscription follows
  ✓ Link a second Google account to your Pro plan so you don't pay twice for two devices
  
  — Why it's safe —
  Overflow Tab Bar reads your tabs and bookmarks locally to render the bar. It does NOT send your tab URLs, page contents, or browsing history to any server. The only data that leaves your device is your email and Google account ID (when you sign in for Pro), and your Stripe subscription status (when you pay). Full privacy policy: https://app.nztent.com/privacypolicy
  
  — Built for keyboard users —
  Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+G — toggle the overflow bar
  Cmd/Ctrl+G — toggle the workspace bar (Pro)
  
  — Open about the trade-off —
  Tabs that overflow get grouped under a small ↓ chevron in Chrome's native strip. This is unavoidable — the only way to keep tabs out of Chrome's main row is to move them into a tab group, which is what Chrome's API allows extensions to do. The chevron is yours; you can pin it, drag tabs out of it, do whatever you want.
  
  — Questions, bugs, feature requests —
  Email: [email protected]
  
  — More extensions coming soon —
  Sidebar for Google Sheets — manage your sheets from a left-side panel: password-protect a whole sheet or individual tabs, run IMPORTRANGE like a hot knife through butter, and more.
  Keep Plus — program which card pops up instantly (great for checklists), jump to search in one click, and drop a card link into Google Calendar in one click.
  REC for Keep — record high-quality voice notes right in your browser and save them to Keep or straight to Google Drive, then paste the link anywhere.
  Best Screenshot — capture anything on a page with no cropping or background removal, send it straight to Google Drive, and get a shareable link copied to your clipboard automatically.

• Jun 8, 2026
  name

  Overflow Tab Manager Bar By NZT Apps

  Overflow Tab Manager By NZT Apps

• Jun 8, 2026
  permissions

  tabs, storage, alarms, windows, tabGroups, bookmarks, processes, identity, identity.email, notifications

  tabs, storage, alarms, windows, tabGroups, bookmarks, processes, scripting, identity, identity.email, notifications

• Jun 3, 2026
  name

  Overflow Tab Bar

  Overflow Tab Manager Bar By NZT Apps

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Permissions

tabsstoragealarmswindowstabGroupsbookmarksprocessesscriptingidentityidentity.emailnotifications

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