Recent Tabs

Cycle through your most recently used tabs (MRU) like Alt+Tab, but, with the shortcut keys Ctrl+Q or Ctrl+`(~) or assign your own!

Users20K

Rating3.6

Reviews381

Manifest versionV3

7-day growth0

7-day growth rate0%

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Version4.3

ManifestV3

Size123KiB

Languages6Deutsch / English / español +3

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Just like using Alt+Tab for Windows except now for your browser tabs. Use Ctrl+Tab or Ctrl+Q or Ctrl+`(~) or assign your own shortcut key for swapping back and forth between your last viewed tabs.

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Workflow & Planning

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Functionality & UI

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Workflow & Planning

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Tabs Outliner

Tools

FreemiumConfidence 64

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AI product read

Chrome tab switcher that provides MRU (Most Recently Used) tab cycling functionality similar to Alt+Tab in Windows

Enables users to quickly switch between recently used browser tabs using keyboard shortcuts without using the mouse or searching through tab bar

User installs extension and it automatically tracks tab usage order via chrome.tabs API. When user presses the configured shortcut (default Ctrl+Tab), extension switches to the most recently used tab. Optionally, a popup list can be enabled to show more recent tabs for selection. All settings are configured via options page without any account or login.

Target users: Users who frequently switch between multiple browser tabs / Power users who prefer keyboard shortcuts over mouse navigation / Developers and researchers who work with many open tabs

'sign in' and 'account' keyword matches were false positives from CSS comments and SVG icon names
Cannot verify if jasonsavard.com 'Contribute' page has any paid elements without visiting external site

Monetization

No paid features detected

No billing, subscription, premium, or payment keywords found in actual functional code. The 'pro' matches are CSS properties (transitionProperty, progressbar) and locale translations, not paid features. A 'Contribute' link to jasonsavard.com suggests optional donations but no gated features. All settings (shortcut keys, tab list, max tabs) are freely accessible without payment.

Confidence: 95
Payment platform: --
Source: AI / High
Login required: No
Reason: The 'sign in' detection in css/jdom.css (line 168-171) is a false positive - it's only a CSS comment about button alignment for styling ('max both buttons same height or else the one with the google sign in logo would be larger'). The 'account' matches are all SVG icon names (account-balance, account-box, account-circle) in js/icons.js, not actual authentication. The extension uses only chrome.storage.local for data persistence with no authentication flow, no OAuth, no login UI, and no server-side account system.

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Medium-risk permissions

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扩展能力较强：storage、scripting

Publisher

JasonSavard.com

Jason Savard

Email: [email protected]
Phone: +13473895481
Address: 2088 Belgrave Ave Montreal, QC H4A 2L7 CA

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