Tab Wrangler

Matthew Rowen2012年12月10日

★★★★★5

Do install Lazarus though: you might want your form data back!

John Nicholls2012年12月1日

★★★★★2

Yeah, I have a lot of tabs I might want to go back to at some point... 850 of them... yet Tab Wrangler only maintains a maximum list of 100 I seem to have found out. I agree with others that 720 hours is way too aggressive. I'd prefer to set the limit to whatever unit I want. Working on many tasks at once means I might have to down tools on something not so important for weeks or months at a time, yet still need to go back to where I'd left off.

David Mack2012年11月28日

★★★★★4

Love this, it reflects how I work perfectly. I am forever spawning new tabs that I do not need to keep about, but may refer to later. One improvement: Make the UI look and feel smoother and more OSXy, it would add a wonderful sense of polish.

esadc genbas2012年11月17日

★★★★★1

Just lost all my tabs because of it.

John Hunt2012年11月12日

★★★★★5

Just what you need if you're a tab junkie like I was! Why fret over closing tabs when this can just do it for you!! Great stuff.

Brian Bakkebo2012年11月5日

★★★★★5

Tab Wrangler works like a champ and does exactly what I need. It is best productivity tool out there for chrome, in my opinion.

Nicky Husbands2012年11月1日

★★★★★5

Most useful addon for a Chrome user that spends all his day sitting on the computer browsing the internet. Lots of customization so this add on doesn't bug you by accidentally deleting important tabs.

Wesley Phillips2012年11月1日

★★★★★5

The best. Super useful, glad that it now saves closed tabs when you close chrome or it updates itself. I got quite annoyed when i lost all my saved tabs and that was my only problem. But that's fixed now! Horrah!

Gem2012年10月31日

★★★★★3

I was enjoying using this, made life easier until about 40 tabs just dissapeared. I've only been using it a week. FFS

Mark Meuer2012年10月23日

★★★★★5

I love this extension! It has freed me up to browse the way I like. Used in combination with Tab Grouper and Unread Tabs, I can open tabs to my heart's content, find them, and have them go away by themselves as they cease to be useful to me.