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View every browser window along with its tab count. Hover over a window to list its tabs; click a tab to jump straight to it. Lost a tab somewhere in a sea of windows, or hunting for the one that's making noise? Peek-a-Tab shows every browser window in one tidy list, with a tab count for each and a speaker icon on any window with a tab playing sound. Hover over a window to see the titles of all its tabs in a panel beside it, then click any tab to jump straight to it, or click its speaker to mute it. The window comes to the front with that tab showing. • See all your windows at a glance, with site icons and tab counts • Hover a window to list every tab inside it • Click a tab to bring its window forward and show that tab • See which tabs are playing sound, and mute them one by one or all at once • Windows are listed most recently used first, current window on top • Filter by typing: search works across every window's tab titles and addresses • Open from the toolbar button or the Option+W shortcut (changeable in your browser's shortcut settings) • Follows your light or dark theme Private by design: Peek-a-Tab runs entirely on your device. It collects nothing and sends nothing anywhere. It uses the "tabs" permission only to read tab titles, addresses and icons for display, and "storage" to remember window order for the current browser session. Free and open source (MIT): https://github.com/BluDotz/peek-a-tab
Oct 11, 2026
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