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Find duplicate tabs and search across all windows. 7-day free trial, then Pro subscription required. Google sign-in. Tab Finder keeps heavy Chrome sessions under control: find true duplicate tabs across every window, search any open tab in seconds, and see duplicate stats at a glance—without juggling hundreds of titles by hand. Duplicate tabs, found the smart way Same page, messy URLs? Tab Finder matches tabs using normalized URLs—fragments, trailing slashes, common tracking parameters (e.g. UTM), and optional HTTP/HTTPS equivalence—then groups duplicates across all windows. Keep the tab you want, close the rest, or merge in bulk. Pin what matters and use a domain whitelist to skip sites you never want flagged. Search every tab, instantly Filter by title, URL, or hostname with fast, responsive results. Sort by relevance, window order, A–Z, or recently accessed. Keyboard-friendly: move through results and focus or close a tab without leaving the keyboard. Status you can trust A compact dashboard shows windows, tabs, and duplicate counts. The extension badge calls out when duplicate groups need a cleanup. Sign-in & subscription Tab Finder includes a 7-day free trial of full access. After the trial, a Tab Finder Pro subscription is required to keep using search, duplicate detection, and related Pro features. Sign-in uses the Google account signed into Chrome. Subscription and payment are completed on tabfinder.io; charges are processed by Stripe, our payment provider. Privacy How we handle data: tabfinder.io/privacy Built to stay responsive even with dozens or hundreds of tabs open.
Apr 15, 2026
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Media assets
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