Over the last few weeks, I've seen teachers struggle with a frustrating problem. Trying to figure out which open tab on her browser is the right one to open. As you open more tabs, the tab gets smaller and you can't read the web site title. Pretty soon, your machine starts to feel sluggish, which enhances the frustration.
Chrome splits every tab, plugin, and extension into its own process. If one thing crashes, it doesn’t bring down the whole web page, or all your tabs at once. This can lead to higher memory (aka RAM) usage, since it has to duplicate some tasks for every tab. (Source: Lifehacker)
Save open tabs. Pull all your open tabs into ONE tab
Make tab groups. Organizing your tabs (links) into sections called tab groups
Share tab groups. You can share your tab groups with others via QR code or URL.
Lock tab groups to prevent link loss. Every time you click on a link in OneTab, it disappears from the list. You can "lock" the tab group so that the link doesn't disappear.
Star tab groups. When you star a tab group, it moves to the top of the tab group list.
Export tab groups, then import them into another browser or save as backup.