tabbr

tabbr remembers your most recently used tabs, cycle between them with ease using Alt+W (Option+W on mac) What's New: v1.0.3 - Performance improvements and bug fixes v1.0.2 - Added ability to select your destination tab by hovering over a tab - Added a settings page to adjust the maximum number of tabs that tabbr will remember (Access this by clicking the extension icon in the chrome menu bar). Perfect for multitaskers, developers, or anyone who juggles multiple tabs, tabbr brings a seamless and intuitive tab-cycling experience to Chrome. • Quickly cycle through tabs using a keyboard shortcut (default: Alt+W). • Intelligently highlights your most recently used tabs for faster switching. • Includes helpful visual previews with tab titles and icons. Say goodbye to endlessly hunting for tabs—let tabbr streamline your browsing. Happy switching! FAQ - Does tabbr sell or collect my data? - No! All data used to make the extension work never leaves your browser. - How does tabbr show previews of my tabs? - tabbr uses a built in function of chrome that allows it to snap a screen shot of your active tab. Once you close a tab, the screenshot is errased from tabbr's storage. - I pressed the key command and nothing happened, what's the problem? - Certain websites or pages within chrome (like chrome://extensions or the chrome webstore) prevent extensions from running - this is a security feature. If this happens elsewhere, send me an email at tabbr.help@gmail.com and I will try and help.