Your one stop solution to manage your tab chaos.
Ever found yourself opening one tab after another, especially while doing research, coding or just generally opening interesting stuff in new tabs? Then I'm sure you found yourself in the sitation where you were searching for the one right tab that you need by just randomly clicking through your open tabs.
Tab-Finder tries to combat this issue by providing a simple browser extension that lets you easily manage your tabs.
- Sort tabs via Drag-and-Drop
- Find tabs via a search-bar that matches the pages Title or URL
- See how many tabs you currently have open
- Go to tab by clicking on a singular tab-item
- Pin a tab by clicking the pin icon
- Toggle audio of tabs that play sound
- Close tabs by clicking on the x icon
- Perform actions on multiple tabs at once through a context menu (opens with right click)
- Change theme of the Popup (currently supporting dark and light theme)
- Find/Select/Delete duplicate tabs
- Add Keyboard-Shorcuts
- Extend extension to Firefox
If you think a feature you would love is missing, feel free to contact me or create an issue.
CD into the project directory and install all dependencies
npm install OR
yarn install
Build unpacked version of the extension
npm run build OR
yarn build
Open your browser and go to
chrome://extensions
Enable the Developer mode
, click on Load unpacked
and select the build
folder inside the project directory.