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Tab Commander

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How to install Open in Chrome Web Store
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Description from extension meta

Command palette for tabs, windows, and browser actions.

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Tab Commander
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Press Alt+K on Windows/Linux or Command+K on Mac to open Tab Commander.

Tab Commander is a keyboard-first command palette for Chrome that helps you move faster across tabs, windows, bookmarks, and browser actions.

Open the palette with your shortcut, search what you need, and act without reaching for the mouse.

KEY FEATURES

• Search and switch tabs across all Chrome windows
Quickly find any open tab by title or URL, then jump to it instantly.

• Find tabs playing audio
See which tabs are currently making sound and switch to them fast.

• Manage the current tab
Pin, duplicate, close, copy URL, reopen recently closed tabs, or move between nearby tabs.

• Tab groups
Add the current tab to a new or existing group, choose group colors, remove tabs from groups, or delete groups.

• Rename tabs
Give tabs custom names so messy pages become easier to recognize.

• Auto-rename rules
Save rename rules per URL so matching pages can be renamed automatically in the future.

• Favicon labels
Add small colored labels to site favicons, useful for marking environments like dev, staging, prod, admin, or test.

• Bookmarks
Search bookmarks directly from the palette, open saved pages, and manage bookmark import/export.

• Tools
Generate QR codes from the current page URL or custom text, scan QR codes from images or your screen, pick colors from any element on the page, and hide YouTube Shorts or Facebook Reels to stay focused.

• Themes
Switch between light and dark themes.

• Optional GitHub Gist sync
Sync your rename rules and settings through your own GitHub Gist when you choose to connect it.

PRIVACY

Tab Commander is built to stay local-first.

No analytics.
No tracking.
No ads.
No background data collection.

Your tab data, rules, labels, and settings stay in your browser. The only feature that makes a network request is optional GitHub Gist sync, and it runs only after you connect it with your own GitHub token.

Nothing else leaves your browser.

Latest reviews

Tuong Vy Tong
Clean, fast, and surprisingly useful. Makes browsing with lots of tabs way more efficient. A great little extension — saves time, feels smooth, and does exactly what I need.