It's incredible: It lets you perform fuzzy searching for tabs based on title and domain, and also lets you search bookmarks and browsing history. I won't use any extensions for it.Īlso note: It's unrelated to "window merging", but this other extension was found during the same search and I began using it. Therefore, I am going to do what the accepted answer says: Just shift click on the first and last tabs to select all then manually drag them all into the target window to merge them. So for me, it's not worth the risks to have a 3rd party extension possibly spy on all your browsing history (whose URLs can contain secure login tokens etc). Both lack Open Source pages where people collaborate on the source. However, I do not trust JoinTabs or MergeWindows. That meant that there was only one alternative extension that fit that criteria: I skipped anything used by less than 1000 people. Take that as you will.Įdit: The extension above was the top search result for "merge windows" in Chrome store, but there were a ton more extensions. It currently has 30k active users, and 5 star score with 119 reviews. I cannot confirm whether it's a clean extension or not. So it does NOT indicate that the extension IS spying. However, reading history seems like something that every tab-related extension asks for, and is probably just a side-effect of requesting the API for "managing windows". But it can read your browsing history (all visited URLs). At least it doesn't ask for "Read contents of the active webpage" so at least it cannot spy on secure text you've typed on pages.
When installing the extension, it asks for 1 permission: "It can: Read your browsing history". But I do not endorse any extension since I have not tried it and don't know if it contains spyware (which is a risk that you always take with browser extensions). I have not tried it, but here is one extension for merging all windows into 1 window:
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