TabToTask Minimal

TabToTask Minimal is a visual tab switcher for Chrome. It brings an overview of your open pages into the page you’re using. Hold Alt on Windows or Option (⌥) on Mac, find a tab, and click to switch. You can browse by icon, title or page preview, or search when you know what you’re looking for. More than a row of tiny favicons Choose from four views: - Bubbles group pages from the same website. Their sizes reflect local browsing time, recent interactions and opening counts, not AI ratings. - Grouped grid keeps page titles together by website. - Cards show titles and website details. - Previews help you recognize pages from their screenshots. Click a website group to open a drawer of its page previews. Search covers open tabs, history, bookmarks, pinned sites and frequently used websites. Bookmark access is requested when you use the relevant feature. A shortcut you can make your own Release Alt or Option before two seconds to dismiss the overview. Hold for two seconds to keep it open. Middle-click also opens it and keeps it visible; middle-click again to close. Quick Access closes when you switch tabs or windows, or leave Chrome. You can change the shortcut, hold duration, middle-click behavior and appearance. Save the sites you return to Pin websites and arrange them in your preferred order. Recently used sites are generated from your local browsing history. For saved resources, create collections and nested folders, or preview and import Chrome bookmarks without changing the originals. Export a JSON backup of collections, pins, appearance and page-shortcut settings. Restore lets you review the backup first and keeps a local safety copy. Close recommendations check for risks such as unsaved input, media playback and active downloads. You confirm what gets closed and can undo the most recent batch. Undo reopens URLs; it cannot guarantee recovery of unsaved forms or login state. Privacy and controls No account is required. The interface follows Chrome’s language and supports English and Chinese. There is no cloud sync or AI categorization. Your tab data, history, bookmarks, search text and screenshots are not uploaded to the developer or ad service. Page previews are on by default and can be disabled under Appearance. Chrome may show a debugging notice when an already loaded background page is captured. The extension does not switch, reload or wake pages to create previews. Images are cached temporarily in the current browser session and cleared when previews are disabled. Quick Access may display one clearly labelled AdsOnBread ad. Ads are on by default and can be turned off persistently under Appearance. With ads enabled, requests may start when the extension is installed, updated or Chrome starts. The ad service processes a short-lived random identifier, browser language, IP information and impression/click data, but does not receive your browsing content. Optional anonymous feature statistics are off by default. Enabling them sends daily feature counts and necessary supporting information. Statistics and advertising have separate controls; turning statistics off does not turn ads off. Page shortcuts require focus inside an ordinary webpage. On protected Chrome pages, use the toolbar icon to open the standalone view. See the extension privacy policy and AdsOnBread privacy policy.