Switch Last Tabs
Workflow & Planning
PaidConfidence 96Platform ExtensionPay
Use the shortcut <Alt + Q> (or define your own) to switch between your two last used tabs. Requires a one-time payment.
Users
4K
Rating
4.3
Reviews
295
7D Growth
0|0%
Cooling signalNo paid features detectedMedium-risk permissions
Most Recent Used Tab Stack
MRU Tab Stack — auto-move your most recently used tab to the front or back; works with pinned tabs and tab groups.
Users301Current public install base
Rating4.9Store average score
Reviews17Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
7-day growth-16Net users gained this week
7-day growth rate-5.05%Relative weekly velocity
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4.94
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4.94
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Version2.0.3
ManifestV3
Size33.52KiB
Languages1English (United States)
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MRU Tab Stack helps you stay focused by keeping your most recently used tab within easy reach. When you switch to a tab, MRU Tab Stack can automatically move it to the front (or back) of the tab strip so you spend less time hunting for it. It respects pinned tabs and Chrome tab groups, and works with the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Tab by default).
Features
- Auto-move the most recently used tab to the front or end of the tab strip
- Works with pinned tabs and Chrome tab groups
- Customizable delay and ordering in Options
- Keyboard shortcut support (default: Ctrl+Tab)
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Store average score4.9Chrome Web Store aggregate rating, including ratings without synced review text
Synced text average4.9Average computed only from synced review bodies below
Reviews with text13Synced review bodies
Total ratings / reviews17Chrome Web Store public rating/review count
Store average score: 4.9. The bars below are calculated from synced review text only, so they may be empty for extensions that have public ratings but no synced comments yet.
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Finally! THIS is the way to solve the problem of ctrl-TAB not going in most-recently used order. I no longer have to mess with mapping new keyboard shortcuts, and my fingers no longer have the learn a new shortcut to get this behavior. As a plus, I really like that my tabs end up in order used, most recent on left and oldest on the right. Many thanks for a great extension!
MRU Tab stack working with pinned tabs. And doesn't need special permissions. Simple, works.
It's every bit as good as tab stack used to be. Thanks! Updating this 10 years later - still is something I value greatly - would find chrome annoying with out it!