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Remember where you were. Work-context recovery and custom voice commands to control Chrome hands-free. TabRecall — Remember Where You Were Working Ever spent 20 minutes focused on a tab like GitHub, Figma, or your work dashboard—then switched to an email, search result, or another tab and lost track of where you were actually working? Chrome's standard Recent Tabs feature tells you what you opened recently. TabRecall tells you what you were actually working on. TabRecall tracks focused active time and user engagement to identify your most important and frequently used tabs, helping you quickly return to your real workspace instead of manually searching through your tabs. ✨ Key Features 🎯 Smart Work Tab Recall Tracks which tabs receive your active attention. Uses activity and focused time to score your most relevant tabs. Quickly return to the tab you were actually working on. View your Top 7 activity tabs through the floating HUD. 🎙️ Custom Voice Commands Control Chrome using voice phrases that you define yourself. Create your own commands and aliases for actions such as: "Where was I?" / "Take me back to work" → Activates your highest-scored work tab. "Start Work" / "Work Mode" → Opens your preferred development or work dashboard. "Research Mode" → Launches a predefined multi-tab workflow such as Google, ChatGPT, and Wikipedia. "Pause Media" / "Play Media" / "Toggle Media" → Control media playback across your tabs. "Show Work Tabs" → Opens the floating HUD with your most active tabs. "Reload Tab" → Reload the current tab using voice. "Mute Tab" → Quickly mute the active tab. ⚡ Built for Distracted Workflows Whether you're a developer jumping between GitHub and documentation, a designer working in Figma, a researcher managing dozens of sources, or simply someone who keeps too many tabs open, TabRecall helps you get back to where your attention actually was. Stop searching through your tabs. Recall your work.
Sep 7, 2026
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