Every tab,
one keystroke away.

A fuzzy finder for your open tabs. Press Alt+E (Cmd+E on a Mac), type a few letters, hit Enter.

Add to ChromeHow it worksAltE try it below

Also for Microsoft Edge

Try it here.

Click the window and press Space. Installed, it is Alt+E on any page.

A browser with 43 open tabs in two windows, and TabNow ready to search them.

TabNow runs in Chrome on a computer. Open this page there to try it.

Type less.

Type gh pr and get the pull request. Domain first, then title.

Every window.

All open windows in one list. Bookmarks and history join in when you turn them on, with /b and /h.

Back and forth.

Alt Z jumps to the previous tab without opening anything.

Day and night.

TabNow follows your system, or you pick. Alt T switches on the spot.

gh pr
    ↑↓ navigate↵ openesc dismiss
    Light
    gh pr
      ↑↓ navigate↵ openesc dismiss
      Dark

      No network requests. Ever.

      The extension has no account, no analytics and no servers. Plain JavaScript, open source under MIT.

      What it asks the browser for

      tabsRead titles and addresses of open tabs, so you can search them.
      activeTabShow the finder on the page you are on.
      scriptingPut the finder on that page.
      faviconShow each site's small icon.
      storageRemember your settings on this device.
      bookmarksOnly if you turn on /b. The browser asks first.
      historyOnly if you turn on /h. Last 90 days, searched locally.

      Read the full privacy policy

      Hands stay on the keyboard.

      AltEOpen the finder
      AltZPrevious tab
      ↑↓Move
      ↵Go to the tab
      Ctrl⌫Close the tab
      escDismiss

      On a Mac, Cmd+E opens the finder.

      Get TabNow.

      Add to Chrome

      Also for Microsoft Edge

      1. Open TabNow in the Chrome Web Store.
      2. Click Add to Chrome.
      3. Press Alt+E on any page. On a Mac, Cmd+E. Change it at chrome://extensions/shortcuts.

      Works in Chrome 121+, Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi and Arc.