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Fast fuzzy search across all open tabs with Alt+K Master your browser workflow with the fastest tab switcher for Chrome. Fuzzy Tab Switcher replaces the default slow tab cycling with a lightning-fast, keyboard-centric interface. Instantly find any tab across all your open windows just by typing a few letters of its title or URL. Designed for power users who value speed, privacy, and efficiency. 🔵Why use Fuzzy Tab Switcher? • Smart fuzzy search finds the right tab even with typos, prioritizing titles and URLs. • Search and switch across all open windows as if your browser were a single workspace. • Fully keyboard-driven: open with Alt+K, navigate with arrows, switch with Enter. • Instantly jump between your two most recent tabs with Alt+Q. ideal for comparisons. • Privacy-first: no tracking, no data collection, no external requests. Everything stays local. • Fully transparent and secure: inspect the source code on GitHub. 🔵Features at a Glance • Blazing fast performance • Cross-window tab management • Automatic Light & Dark mode support • MRU (Most Recently Used) sorting • Visually clean and modern interface 🔵 Keyboard Shortcuts • Alt + K (Mac: Option + K): Open Search • Alt + Q: Quick Switch (Previous Tab) • Arrow Up/Down: Navigate results • Enter: Switch to tab Open Source & Secure This extension is 100% open source. We believe in transparency and privacy. No analytics. No hidden scripts. Just a better way to browse.
Dec 18, 2025
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