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Quickly close all tabs matching a specific domain name Quickly close all tabs from a specific website with just a few clicks. Perfect for decluttering your browser when you have multiple tabs open from the same domain. 🎯 Simple & Fast Type a domain name (like "reddit.com" or "youtube.com") and instantly close all tabs from that website, including subdomains. ✨ Key Features: • Close all tabs matching a domain with one click • Works with subdomains (e.g., "google.com" closes mail.google.com, docs.google.com, etc.) • Keyboard shortcut support (press Enter to close tabs) • Clean, minimal interface that matches Chrome's design • Input validation with helpful error messages • Shows confirmation of how many tabs were closed 🛡️ Safe & Smart: • Never closes pinned tabs (your important tabs stay safe) • Skips Chrome internal pages and extensions • No data collection or storage - completely privacy-focused • Requires user confirmation for each action 💡 Perfect for: • Closing multiple social media tabs after browsing • Cleaning up research sessions with many tabs from the same site • Managing tabs when working with documentation sites • Quick cleanup of shopping or news websites 🚀 How to Use: 1. Click the Tab Closer icon in your toolbar 2. Type the domain name (e.g., "github.com") 3. Press Enter or click "Close Tabs" 4. See instant confirmation of tabs closed Privacy-First: This extension requires minimal permissions and operates entirely locally. No data is sent to external servers or stored permanently. Built with Chrome Manifest V3 for maximum security and future compatibility.
Aug 17, 2025
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