Tab Bundles

A tab bundle saves multiple URLs under a single keyword. Type the keyword in the address bar to open all of them at once — the first URL in a new tab, the rest as background tabs.

When to Use Bundles

Tab bundles are perfect for:

• Daily workflows: Open all your work tools with one keyword (Gmail, Slack, Jira, Notion, etc.)
• Project dashboards: Open all monitoring/analytics tools for a project
• Research: Quickly open reference docs, tutorials, and related articles
• Shopping: Compare prices across multiple sites with one keyword

Creating a Tab Bundle

1. Open the OmniJump side panel.
2. Click the "New Bundle" tab.
3. Enter a keyword (e.g., work, research).
4. Optionally add a label to describe what the bundle does.
5. Add URLs to the list (see below).
6. Click Save Bundle.

Adding URLs to Your Bundle

You have three ways to add URLs:

1. Type URLs Directly

Click in the URL list and type or paste URLs, one per line. You can edit or delete any URL by clicking it.

2. Add All Open Tabs

Click the "Add all open tabs" button to instantly add all HTTP(S) tabs from your current window to the bundle.

• Only browser tabs are added (not other apps).
• Only HTTP(S) URLs are included (not chrome://, about:, etc.).
• You can remove individual URLs after adding them.

3. Pick Specific Tabs

Click "Pick tabs..." to see a list of all open tabs with checkboxes. Select the ones you want and click Save. Each tab shows its favicon and title.

Reorder URLs

Drag URLs within the list to reorder them. The order matters because:

• The first URL opens in a new tab (the one that gets focus).
• All other URLs open as background tabs.

Using a Tab Bundle

Once saved, type the bundle's keyword in the address bar and press Enter:

• Type: work → Opens Gmail, then opens Slack, Jira, Notion as background tabs
• Type: research → Opens your primary research site, then other resources

All URLs open instantly in the same window.

Editing a Bundle

In the side panel's shortcut list, bundles appear with a bundle icon. Click one to edit:

• Change the keyword or label.
• Add, remove, or reorder URLs.
• Press Enter or click Save to save changes.

Deleting a Bundle

Click the trash icon next to a bundle to delete it.

Bundle vs. Redirect Shortcuts

Tips & Tricks

• Organize by context: Create separate bundles for different areas (work, personal, hobby projects).
• Use meaningful keywords: work, urgent, daily-reads are easier to remember than random combinations.
• Label your bundles: A short label (e.g., "Daily standup" or "Client project") helps you remember what each bundle does months later.
• Start with fewer URLs: You can always add more later. Start with 3-5 essential URLs per bundle.