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Right-click to open a link in a small new window.
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'Open link in small window.' is a simple yet powerful Chrome extension designed to streamline your browsing experience by letting you open links in a small pop-up window instead of a full tab. With just a right-click, you can open any link in a compact window, positioned conveniently on the screen, helping you keep your workflow organized without cluttering your browser tabs.
Learn more here: https://bit.ly/openlinkinsmallwindowblog
Why Install This Extension?
Improve Your Productivity: Stop juggling multiple tabs. When you want to quickly view a link, this extension opens it in a small, focused window, so you don’t lose track of your main task.
Seamless Multitasking: View links side-by-side with your current content. Whether you're doing research, referencing materials, or watching videos, this extension makes it easy to manage secondary content.
Customizable Window Positioning: The small window can open on the right side of your screen, perfect for multitaskers who prefer keeping their workspace organized. No more losing windows behind your main application.
Reduce Browser Clutter: Say goodbye to tab overload! The small pop-up window ensures that your browsing stays organized and efficient by keeping links separate from your main window.
Lightweight and Easy to Use: No complicated settings. Just install, right-click, and enjoy a smoother browsing experience.
Latest reviews
- (2024-11-08) Matt Andrews: Oh I'm excited about this! I'm a TV Presenter and Commentator, and regularly work at events which use a browser to display the schedule and results of drone races. I usually open multiple races in advance, then have a bar full of tabs that I work through as that race occurs. With this I can send them to another window on another screen automatically (using a separate macro to fire this extension and then move the subsequent window). Thanks!
- (2024-10-04) John Crombe: This is exactly what I was looking for... a way to open links (remote desktop, google slides, etc) in a small self contained window with no menus or min/max buttons or anything. Just install it and then you can Right-Click on any link and open it up in a standalone window! Easy! Great job! One request... any way to eliminate / hide the title bar? That would make it even better! Thanks for developing it!
Statistics
Installs
406
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Rating
5.0 (2 votes)
Last update / version
2024-09-19 / 1.0
Listing languages
en