Changelog

What's new

Release notes for every version of Mise.

v1.2 April 2026

The main interface has been redesigned. The old toggles — Preserve Groups, All Windows, and the strategy/filter distinction — are gone. In their place: three explicit modes that make it clear exactly what Mise will do before you run it.

Full Sweep
The original Mise experience, now with a name. Full Sweep reads every tab in your window and reorganizes everything from scratch — groups that are still relevant get rebuilt, new ones are created as needed, and ones that no longer fit get dissolved. By default it organizes by task, but you can provide a custom prompt to change how groups are formed.
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Mise popup in Full Sweep mode
Extract
Pull a specific subset of tabs into a new group without touching anything else. Describe what you're looking for — "all Vercel tabs", "everything related to the rebrand" — and Mise finds the matches and groups them.
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Mise popup in Extract mode
Tidy Up
Organizes only the tabs that aren't in a group yet. Whatever you've already arranged stays exactly where it is — Mise fills in the gaps.
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Mise popup in Tidy Up mode
v1.0 March 2026

First release. Here's everything that shipped.

Mise — Put tabs in their place
AI groups your tabs by task
Click one button and your open tabs are automatically organized into labeled, color-coded groups. The AI reads your tabs and figures out what you're actually working on — specific tasks like "Fixing the login bug" or "Planning your trip", not vague buckets like "Work" or "Research".
Chrome tab bar showing groups: Apartment hunting, Trip to Hawaii, New laptop research, Tax Returns
Custom prompt
Have a specific grouping need? Provide a custom prompt like "Create 1 group per client" or "Find all tabs related to job hunting and put in 1 group". Normal prompting rules apply — the more specific you are, the better the results.
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Mise popup with custom instruction
Works across all windows
By default, Mise organizes tabs in your current browser window. Turn on All Windows to pull in tabs from every open window at once — useful when your work is spread across multiple Chrome windows.
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Mise popup with All Windows selected
Keep what you've organized
Enable Preserve Groups and your existing tab groups stay exactly as they are. The AI only looks at the tabs that aren't grouped yet, leaving your previous work untouched. It can even place new tabs into your existing groups if they clearly fit.
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Mise popup with Preserve Groups selected
Your choice of AI provider
Mise works with Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, Groq (not Grok), and OpenAI. You can save a key for each provider and switch between them at any time — each key is stored locally in your browser and sent only to that provider. Pick whoever you're already using, or whoever is cheapest.
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Mise settings with API key providers
Pick your model
Each provider offers multiple models at different price and quality points. Choose the one that fits your needs. If your preferred model hits its rate limit, Mise automatically falls back to the next available model so the run still completes.
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Mise model settings

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