Flick

Stop getting lost in your tab bar.
Just flick it up.

Press Alt+Q to open Flick at your cursor. Press again to close it.

Push your mouse toward a slot — that's a flick.

Flick to an empty slot to assign your current tab. Flick to an assigned slot to jump to that tab. If the tab was closed, Flick reopens it as a new tab and jumps to it.

Flick has 8 slots: 6 for your tabs, a Previous slot to jump back to your last tab, and a Spaces slot to open the Spaces panel. Rearrange slots by dragging them. Right-click to enter delete mode — your cursor turns red. Flick toward a slot to remove it. Right-click again to exit.

Long-press the center to Isolate: close every tab across all windows except the ones on your current space.

Up to 5 different spaces — manage them in the Spaces panel. Name each one, pick a color (charcoal, blue, purple, burgundy, or teal), and click any space to switch to it instantly.

If Flick gets clipped by the edge of your screen, it stays attached to your cursor until you move it to where there's enough room. Scroll to resize. Works on PDFs and iframed pages. Move your mouse slightly after opening to display Flick.

Chrome does not allow extensions to run on chrome:// pages, including the default new tab.
To ensure Flick works on the new tab, it sets your new tab page to Google.
When you first open a new tab after installation, Chrome will ask you to confirm this
— if you decline, Chrome will disable the extension entirely. You can re-enable it anytime from chrome://extensions.

Tabs that were open before installation need to be refreshed for Flick to work.

The keyboard shortcut can be changed in Chrome's extension shortcut settings. Click the Flick icon for a quick link.

Free for 7 days with full access to every feature. When the trial begins, Flick collects the email address associated with your signed-in Chrome account for user verification. After the trial, a monthly subscription is required to keep using Flick.