TabBack

Navigate backwards and forwards through your tab visit history with a keyboard shortcut — one-handed. Chrome doesn't track the order you visit tabs. TabBack does. Switch tabs the way you browse pages — back and forward through your history — without lifting your hand off the mouse. How it works TabBack records the order you activate tabs, per window. Use the keyboard shortcuts to step backwards and forwards through that history, exactly like browser navigation but for tabs. Features • Per-window tab history, up to 50 entries • Back/forward shortcuts designed for one-handed use (left hand free, right hand on mouse) • Closing a tab removes it from history cleanly • Fully customisable shortcuts via Chrome's shortcut settings • History is session-scoped — cleared when the browser closes Default shortcuts Alt+A — Navigate back Alt+S — Navigate forward Both keys sit on the home row and are reachable with your left hand only. Permissions Requires tabs (to detect switches and show tab titles) and storage (to persist history across service worker restarts). No network access. No data leaves your browser.