Tab Manager Plus for Chrome

Tab Manager Plus =============== The Marie Kondo for your Chrome Tabs! Do all these open tabs bring you joy? Let's organize them ^_^ The best tool to find, close, or switch to the tabs you want, when you have many tabs and windows. In a world of ever-expanding tabs in the browser - this is a helpful addition to keeping them organized and for quick switching between them! If you like it, please leave a review! We read all the reviews ❤ ★ What is Tab Manager Plus? A simple and super-fast Google Extension to help you get the best overview over many tabs. It helps filtering your tabs, moving them, re-arranging them. Once you open Tab Manager Plus, you can type right away. The main focus in this app is speed - so you can find the tab you're looking for - right away! ★ Functionality: ➤ Display all Tabs & Windows quickly in current window ➤ Highlight duplicate tabs - only the extra copies are selected, the one you used last is kept ➤ Highlight the tabs you used recently ➤ Select Tabs using Right Click, Ctrl, Cmd or Shift ➤ Quickly filter tabs by title and url ( just type - right away! ) ➤ Switch to found tab with "Enter" ➤ Move multiple highlighted tabs with "Enter" ➤ Search in titles with t:word, in urls with u:word, leave tabs out with -word, search "a phrase" or a /regular expression/ ➤ s:word searches saved windows only, -s:word open tabs only, also s:u:word, s:t:word ➤ Switch to your previously active tab with Alt+Shift+Comma (PC) / Ctrl+Shift+Comma (Mac) ➤ Limit open tabs - Tab Manager will open a new tab in a new window once your limit is reached ➤ Create new Tabs & Windows ➤ Move Tabs between Windows ➤ Delete Tabs & Windows, saved ones too - close the selection with Ctrl+Delete (Cmd+Delete on a Mac), undo a saved delete with Ctrl+Z ➤ Pin/unpin Tabs ➤ Discard tabs to save memory ➤ See which tabs play sound, are muted, asleep or pinned ➤ Windows are named after their sites automatically (GitHub, Gmail, Google Docs) ➤ Name and color your windows - names and colors survive a browser restart ➤ Save windows and restore them later, with their size and position (on by default); save the selected tabs as a new saved window ➤ Rename and recolor a saved window by clicking its name; export and import saved windows ➤ Drag saved tabs into open or other saved windows, open tabs into saved windows, and reorder them ➤ "Enter" opens selected saved tabs in a new window ➤ Hold the mouse on a tab or window for details: last used, tab counts, sites, monitor, and where a saved window will restore ➤ Light and dark theme, or follow your system ➤ Supports incognito mode, if you enable it ★ Updates ➤ 7.0.0 ( 9th October 2026 ) A Brand New Look! - Every layout is redesigned: Block view is a grid, List view (was Vertical) shows one tab per line, and Rows view (was Horizontal) shows one window per row (#264) - The dark theme is rebuilt with consistent colors, so scrollbars and controls are dark too. Window colors show as a colored edge, and a new palette has a matching set for the dark theme (#99, #151) - Pick a theme: System, Light or Dark. System is the new default and follows your computer's dark mode, even while the popup is open, and if you had dark mode on, it stays dark - New icons stay sharp at any zoom in light and dark, and each setting has its own icon - Badges show whether a tab plays sound or is muted, asleep (put to sleep by the browser), pinned, active or selected, and List view shows them as chips with a colored edge (#171) - In List view, four small bars show how recently you used each tab, fading from green (minutes) to grey (a week), and hovering them shows the exact time - Windows show when they were last active and saved windows when they were saved. White favicons stay visible in the light theme, and favicons update when a tab finishes loading (#251) - When animations are on, they are subtle: windows and tabs fade in, changes ease in instead of jumping, and a playing row breathes Faster - The popup opens with its final layout, theme and windows in the first frame, so nothing fills in afterwards, and its script is about 40% smaller - Tab changes show up right away, and typing right after you open the popup no longer loses the first letters Searching And Duplicates - Highlight Duplicates selects only the extra copies and keeps the one you used last, so Ctrl+Delete (Cmd+Delete on a Mac) closes just the duplicates (#142, #188, #240, #248, #260) - The header shows how many tabs have duplicates and how many are selected, and while duplicates are highlighted, a search looks only at them - Pasting a search or editing its middle now finds the right tabs, and clearing the search box no longer shows matches - t:word searches titles only and u:word web addresses only, so links don't clutter results. -word (or -u:word) leaves tabs out, and quotes find a phrase such as "pull request" (#224) - When plain words are not enough, search with a pattern: /\(\d+\)/ finds tabs with an unread count, /localhost:\d+/ local dev servers and /\.pdf$/ open PDFs (#247, #156) - The ? in the search box lists all search options, and List view shows the matching part of a title in bold - Hide non-matching tabs never hides a selected tab, and a new search keeps the tabs you selected yourself - The new clock button selects the tabs you used last: the shortest span with more than one tab (15 minutes, an hour, 3 hours, 12 hours, a day, 2 days ...). Two more clicks reach further back and light up its three steps, a fourth turns it off, and an eye shows when non-matching tabs are hidden Keyboard - The arrow keys move a cursor instead of the selection, and the tab under the cursor gets a ring, so you always know where you are - Space selects the tab under the cursor, and Shift+arrow selects every tab it lands on. With nothing selected, Enter switches to the tab under the cursor, and Escape clears the cursor and the selection - Ctrl+arrow keys move the cursor even while you type in the search box, and the Tab k…