Group related windows to clear your desktop

In Auto Flow mode, put related windows into one tabbed area. Your notes, documents, and browser windows stay together, and you can reorder tabs or move the whole group when your layout changes.

  1. Preview a tab before switching

    Preview a tab before switching

    Hover over a tab to see its window, then click the one you need. You can close finished windows from the tab bar without opening them first.

  2. Adjust how the tab bar looks

    Adjust how the tab bar looks

    On macOS 26 or later, adjust the tab bar's Liquid Glass style, light or dark mode, tint, and transparency. You can match it to your wallpaper while keeping the tabs easy to see.

Frequently asked questions

What does Tab Grouping organize?

It puts separate windows in a shared tabbed area, so related material takes up less space. These are window groups, separate from tabs inside a document or browser app.

Can I reorder tabs and move a whole group?

Yes. Reorder tabs, drag one out, or move, swap, and merge whole groups. You don't have to reposition each window separately.

Which mode supports Tab Grouping?

Tab Grouping requires Auto Flow mode. You can use tabs to save space, switch to a split layout for comparison, or apply a tabbed layout to the entire current desktop.

Can I restore my tab groups later?

Yes. Workspaces save tabbed layouts with window positions, sizes, and tiled or floating states. Restore the Workspace to bring those groups back.

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