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Search and switch tabs from a side panel. Group by window and site, sweep duplicates and idle tabs — by Guang. SpotTab brings spotlight-style search to your browser tabs — right in Chrome’s side panel. Too many tabs open? SpotTab lets you search by title or URL, jump to any tab in one click, and clean up clutter without digging through crowded tab bars. HOW IT WORKS • Click the SpotTab icon in your toolbar to open the side panel • Type to search across all open tabs in every window • Press ↑ / ↓ to move, Enter to switch, Esc to clear search • Use Sweep Tabs to bulk-close tabs you no longer need SEARCH & NAVIGATE Find tabs instantly by title or URL. Results update live as you type. Switch tabs across windows without losing your place. ORGANIZED BY WINDOW & SITE Tabs are grouped by window, with your current window highlighted. Within each window, tabs are clustered by domain so related pages stay together. QUICK ACTIONS • Close individual tabs • Close all tabs for a domain • Close an entire window from the panel SWEEP TABS One-click cleanup for: • Duplicate tabs • Blank tabs • Discarded tabs • Tabs not opened today Pinned tabs and the active tab in each window are protected during sweeps. BUILT FOR DAILY USE • Live sync as tabs open, close, move, or activate • Adjustable font size for comfortable reading • Clean, minimal design — black, white, and red PRIVACY SpotTab reads your open tabs only to search and manage them. Your tab data stays on your device — nothing is sent to external servers. by Guang
Sep 1, 2026
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