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PowerSwitch

Switch tabs by typing

Users398Current public install base
Rating4.7Store average score
Reviews28Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
7-day growth+3Net users gained this week
7-day growth rate+0.76%Relative weekly velocity
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Version2024.8.26
ManifestV3
Size58.28KiB
Languages1English (United States)
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Overview

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PowerSwitch is a tab switcher that lets you switch tabs instantly with your keyboard. Press command/control-k to open the list of tabs, type to filter the tabs, press enter to select one.

This solves two problems:

- you can pop over to a particular tab just by knowing its name. Lost your Gmail tab in ten windows with twelve tabs each? No problem: Just press command-k and type some of the name of the tab.

- you can easily bounce between two tabs, the way that you can alt-tab between apps: command-k, enter.

Version 2024.8.26 updates to manifest v3.

Version 2013.9.21 fixes bugs with full-screen windows and with not bringing a window to the front when switching tabs (apparently because of a change in Chrome's behavior) and removes the toolbar button. Now the keyboard shortcut is the only way to use PowerSwitch.

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Store average score4.7Chrome Web Store aggregate rating, including ratings without synced review text
Synced text average4.6Average computed only from synced review bodies below
Reviews with text16Synced review bodies
Total ratings / reviews28Chrome Web Store public rating/review count

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Or Schiro2013年10月12日
5

One of the best spotlight-like tab switchers I have found!

Language en
Peter Fraenkel2013年9月23日
4

Nearly perfect. Actually it was perfect until it stopped working today after the new release. 4 stars is for old time's sake.

Language en
Cédric Pinson2013年3月16日
4

I have some issue related with this extension I love the concept but on osx in fullscreen mode / presentation mode, when I select a tab it closes the window. So it makes it unusable in the current state. If you need more infos or testing I will be happy to help I miss an iswtchb mode for my tabs

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Brett Miller2013年3月11日
4

After updating to Version 2013.9.21 I had to remove and reinstall the extension to get it to work. After the reinstall it's working as expected! --- With the update on 2013-03-11 cmd-k no longer brings up the task list if the button is hidden. Turn the button on and it works as expected. Chrome -25.0.1364.160 OS X - 10.7.5

Language en
1 helpful · 0 not helpful
Andor Dávid2013年3月9日
5

I think this is the only one tab switcher extension which is works in full screen mode too.

Language en
0 helpful · 1 not helpful
Kenneth Duda2012年11月24日
5

This is by far the best way to navigate between Chrome tabs, and without your hands ever leaving the keyboard. Press Command-K and any substring of the tab name, and boom there you are. Simple and elegant.

Language en
3 helpful · 0 not helpful