LB TAB Layers puts actions such as renaming, deleting, archiving, notes and Markdown copy in the right-click menu. What appears depends on where you right-click: a group, a saved tab, empty space in the group list, or a tab in Solo Tabs.
Right-click a group or a saved tab
| Item | What it does |
|---|---|
| Rename | Change the name of a group, or how a tab is shown |
| Notes (notepad icon) | Add a note to a tab — see Notes |
| Focus timer block (shield icon) | Block or unblock the group’s sites while the focus timer runs |
| Create split (side-by-side icon) | Make an item that opens two tabs side by side |
| Copy as Markdown | Copy the links as a Markdown list |
| Move to Group | Move a tab to another group |
| Save structure as preset (template icon) | Reuse a folder structure later |
| Archive (archive-box icon) | Put a group away without deleting it |
| Delete | Delete a group or a tab. Deleting a group also deletes its bookmark folder |
The items shown change with what you right-clicked.
Right-click empty space in the group list
| Item | What it does |
|---|---|
| New folder (folder-plus icon) | Create a new group |
| Section divider (dashed-line icon) | Insert a heading between groups |
| Folder presets (template icon) | Create a ready-made folder structure, or one of your custom presets |
Right-click a tab in Solo Tabs
| Item | What it does |
|---|---|
| Save to Folder | Pick a group and save the tab to it |
| Close Tab | Close that tab |
💡 Not sure how to do something? Try right-clicking first.
Frequently asked questions
Q. How do I rename a group or a tab?
Right-click the group or the saved tab and choose Rename.
Q. I can’t find an item in the right-click menu.
The menu changes with where you right-click. Check whether you right-clicked a group, a saved tab, empty space in the group list, or a tab in Solo Tabs.
▶ See it in action
Managing bookmarks and tabs together in the sidebar. (The video shows the Japanese UI.)
When in doubt, right-click.
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