QuickTabNav

**QuickTabNav — Built for continuity. Designed for privacy.** Less tab hunting. More getting on with it. When your work is spread across dozens of tabs and multiple windows, QuickTabNav gives you a clearer way back. Open the widget from your toolbar or keyboard shortcut, type what you remember, and switch straight to the page you need. **Find pages your way** Search open tabs by title, website, URL, window, custom name, or #tag. Choose to include bookmarks, History from the last 30 days, or recently closed tabs where your browser supports them. Use the arrow keys to browse results and Enter to open your selection. **Bring your work together** Found a tab in another window? Choose **Bring here** to move it into the window where you’re working without reopening the page. Need a separate space? **New window** moves your current tab into its own window when there are other tabs to leave behind. **Make the next search easier** Give a tab a name you’ll remember, like “Launch notes,” or add up to five searchable tags. Rename and tag editors open right inside the result, keeping your search in place. Custom names and tags last for the current browser session. Your name in QuickTabNav does not change the website’s browser-tab title unless you explicitly choose to update it. Website access is requested only for that optional action, with one-time or remembered access choices. **A small widget that feels like yours** Choose your appearance mode, theme, and font. A short first-use tour helps you get started, and **Start tour** lets you revisit it whenever you need. **Privacy without the extra steps** - No account or sign-in - No advertising, tracking, analytics, or telemetry - No cloud processing or remote AI - Local processing for tab, bookmark, and History searches - No persistent browsing archive created by QuickTabNav - Session-only storage for custom names, tags, and tab-ranking preferences Only appearance preferences, the Recently closed setting, tour progress, and dismissed tips are remembered locally on your device. They are never synced. If you choose **Search web** on a supported browser, your typed query is sent to your browser’s default search engine. No tab details are added, and the search provider’s privacy policy applies. QuickTabNav is free to use. Find your page, bring your work together, and pick up where you left off.