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Pin or unpin the current tab with Ctrl+Shift+P (Windows/Linux), Command+Shift+P (macOS), or the toolbar button. Pin or unpin your current Chrome tab with a keyboard shortcut or a click on the toolbar. Pin Tab Shortcut makes it easy to keep frequently used tabs close without opening the tab’s context menu. Press the shortcut once to pin a tab and again to unpin it. KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS • Windows and Linux: Ctrl + Shift + P • macOS: Command + Shift + P PREFER USING YOUR MOUSE? Pin the extension to Chrome’s toolbar, then click its icon to pin or unpin the current tab. CHOOSE YOUR OWN SHORTCUT Open chrome://extensions/shortcuts, find Pin Tab Shortcut, and assign your preferred key combination. If another extension or your system already uses the default shortcut, choose a different combination. FEATURES • Toggle the current tab between pinned and unpinned. • Use a keyboard shortcut or the toolbar button. • Customize the shortcut through Chrome’s settings. • Get setup help when the shortcut is unassigned on first install. • See the icon clearly on light and dark toolbars. PRIVACY The extension works locally in your browser. It does not read webpage contents, collect browsing history, or send data to external servers. No account, analytics, ads, or additional permissions are required. Chrome must be focused to use the default keyboard shortcut.
Oct 11, 2026
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