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Tab Master is an extension for quickly navigating Chrome tabs and history
Miscellaneous / / April 23, 2022
The plugin makes surfing the Internet more convenient and productive.
There has never been a shortage of tab management tools. After all, there are a lot of extensions that make it easier to interact with them. And Tab Master is one of those add-ons.
A simple plugin allows you not to get lost among open sites and quickly find the ones you need. Unlike numerous analogues, the principle of a local search engine is used here, and the interface is very similar to Spotlight in macOS and iOS.
By pressing the shortcut Cmd + K (Ctrl + K), a search bar with a list of open tabs is displayed, and a little lower is a log of the last pages visited. If there are a lot of them, you can narrow the search by entering the first few characters of the site. To select and navigate to them, use the mouse, as well as the arrow keys and Enter.
By clicking the Commands and Description toggle switch in the settings, you can view all available keyboard shortcuts for Windows, macOS and Linux.
In addition, in the Tab Master settings there is a choice between the usual and more compact interface options, as well as the ability to turn off the display of recent tabs and select the history time range.
The extension is available for free, you can download it from the official Chrome store at the link below.
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Artyom Kozoriz
Mechanical engineer, well versed in engineering and technology. I have been using Mac and iPhone for more than 10 years, I know everything about the ecosystem and Apple products. Not only do I write, but I also know how and love to work with my hands. I worked as a car mechanic for 3 years, I only fix the car myself. He designed and built a house from scratch with his own hands, having accumulated a lot of experience along the way. I love old-school video games and comics, I play the guitar.
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