Why domain grouping helps
Pages from one website can be scattered across Safari windows and separated by unrelated tabs. Selecting them manually is possible but requires finding every occurrence first. A domain group turns the website into a visible review set without moving the live tabs.
A shared domain does not mean every page is disposable. One group may contain a draft, a dashboard, documentation and several finished searches. Expand it before acting.
Use Safari selection for a small known set
If all relevant tabs are visible, Command-click each one and close the selection. Shift-click is useful for a contiguous range. These built-in methods are precise and need no extension.
When the pages are dispersed, TabCaptain's domain view is faster to inspect. Viewing the group and closing individual tabs are free. The action that closes an entire website group is part of Lifetime Premium.
Avoid closing useful state
Save form work, finish uploads and note any playback or application state before closing. Safari history or TabCaptain closed-tab history can reopen addresses, but a website may not restore unsaved state. If the website group represents a reusable project, a saved Premium session may be more appropriate than deletion.
- Expand the full domain group.
- Keep pages with live or unsaved state.
- Use individual close for selective cleanup.
- Use a group action only after review.