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Tab History

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Users244Current public install base
Rating3.0Store average score
Reviews1Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
7-day growth--Net users gained this week
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Version1.2.1
ManifestV3
Size118KiB
Languages1English
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Overview

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One of the features in Chrome that I really like is the ability to create and customize groups of tabs. It helps me in arranging the tabs based on different parameters.

Despite this feature, lately I found myself drowning in sea of ‘tabs’ in Chrome. I used to open one tab and forget what were the last tabs I was working on opened. I’m sure you must have faced the same issue.

To solve this pain-point, I have created this Chrome extension. It will show the 5 most recently (can be configured to 10) visited tabs for each window. You can directly open the tab from the extension screen itself as well as close them.

How to use the extension ? It's actually very easy.

1. After installation, Pin the extension in the browser.

2. On clicking the extension icon or Keyboard Shortcut (Mac: Command+U, Windows: Ctrl+U), Popup will show top 5 (default) most recently visited tabs for each window.

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Store average score3.0Chrome Web Store aggregate rating, including ratings without synced review text
Synced text average3.0Average computed only from synced review bodies below
Reviews with text1Synced review bodies
Total ratings / reviews1Chrome Web Store public rating/review count

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Felidae2025年12月12日
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Seems to be a good solution for my ever-continuing problem situation: Squeezing every last drop of my laptop's life-juice, ie, some 30(!)+ open windows (one of the 'joys' of having ADHD, ugh..😒), and each maxed-out in number of tabs. Despite my setting that pauses inactive tabs to save memory, and marking them with a dotted circle, it's still difficult (=impossible) to spot the one I was at before, whenever I switch to another maxed-out window (and the "tab search" list is a mile long but also tends to fail in clarity after a while). I already had to use window-savers to make room by temporarily storing them (and oc repeat the problem again by filling out all that freed space), and also make use of "groups", but I'm hopeless (it's a miracle I haven't been slapped with any BSD situation - knock on wood!). Anyhoo... I'll give this a try and be back later/in a few days to post my experience-review (🤔is that even a word?); the median-3 rating stars are just to allow for posting of this comment. Later Gator!

Version 1.2.1Language en
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