Tabulator
Tab management for power users
Tabulator launched on May 6, 2018 with 80 votes, #612 of 2,986 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 8 years on.
What it does
Tabulator is a Chrome extension that tries to ease the pain of managing tons of tabs. Right from your new tab page, you can - view all your open tabs - filter through open tabs, by title or url - switch to a tab, usually after filtering - close tabs
A Chrome extension that does tab management for power users
Tabulator is a Chrome extension that tries to ease the pain of managing tons of tabs. If you're anything like me, your Chrome window looks like this Finding a tab can be pretty difficult. Tabulator alleviates this by overriding your new tab page to this This allows: - viewing all your open tabs - filtering through open tabs, by title or url - switching to a tab, usually after filtering - closing tabs from the page - re-ordering tabs via drag and drop (click and hold) Tabulator was created by akhaku , and you can find the source code on github . Available under the MIT License . Like Tabulator? Let me knowfrom gettabulator.com
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