Hi Product Hunt, I'm Vatan, the maker of TabMapper.

I built it because the built-in tab bar in every browser is just a row of tiny icons, and I'm a visual person. Once I had 30 or 40 tabs open I couldn't tell one from another, so I'd click through them one by one to find the page I wanted.

A tab bar is flat, but tabs aren't: you open one from another, and that trail is what you forget. TabMapper shows the trail and lets you act on it:

• Search every open tab at once and jump straight to it

• One click groups your real Chrome tab bar by topic or by website (Undo included)

• Close only duplicate copies, with Undo

• A bubble map shows which tab opened which

Privacy: no account, no ads, no analytics. It reads tab titles and addresses on your computer to draw the map, never page content, and nothing is uploaded.

The feedback that would help me most:

1. Is the one-click grouping what you'd expect, or would you want more control?

2. What would make you keep it installed after a week?

3. What's missing?

Thanks for taking a look. I'll reply to every comment today.