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efcjjmicbheekeidonjgopibknedefbp
Description from extension meta
Cycle through last used Chrome tabs using keyboard shortcut.
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Description from store
MRU Tab Switcher is a fork of "CLUT: Cycle Last Used Tabs"
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/clut-cycle-last-used-tabs/cobieddmkhhnbeldhncnfcgcaccmehgn
Extra features in this fork (at the time of writing):
- Window-scope toggle -- keep the cycle inside the active Chrome window instead of jumping across every window.
- Can be changed at extension options page: chrome://extensions/?options=efcjjmicbheekeidonjgopibknedefbp
Everything else matches the original extension.
Open-source: https://github.com/SornrasakC/clut-chrome-extension
Latest reviews
- (2025-07-19) Dhruv Erry: Thanks for the window focus feature! That's why I uninstalled CLUT.
- (2025-04-22) Frank Verberne: The current state of this extension does not remember the last tab correctly. More often than not, the quick switch option does not switch to the previous tab. Sometimes it does, but when using this all the time (which I do), it is hit or miss.
- (2025-04-11) Clara Attermo: It keeps losing tabs from the tab order.
- (2025-03-13) Matt: This new version is broken, it seems to lose track of what the last used tab was so it's completely useless now. :(
- (2025-03-12) Pete Bragansa: This used to work in the first version, now it does not work. The last used tab is simply a random tab. I've tried every combination. I don't know why the other users can say that it works because this simply does not work like it used to. I wish the developer would give us some support. Anything I'd buy him a coffee or whatever they say. I used to use this, it's great but now this great little extension simply doesn't work.
- (2025-03-05) Andrea Colajacomo: One of the most useful extensions I have ever found
- (2025-03-03) Jean Guillaume: Does the job
- (2025-01-26) Freek Visser: Happy this one works, I always used this tool and suddenly it stopped working due to some regulations, but apparently this one works.