Tab Black Hole: Tab Limit Manager

Stop drowning in tabs. Set a limit — extras gather in one quiet group, never auto-closed. Install and breathe.

You open a few tabs to look something up. An hour later there are forty, the one you need is buried in the middle, and every switch turns into a search. Tab Black Hole sets a tab limit for each window. Go over it and the extra tabs slide into one group at the end of the tab strip. Nothing closes on its own — the tabs stay open, one click away. You decide what to keep and what to let go, when you are ready. What you get: • A limit you set — a gentle cap per window, not a hard block and not auto-close. • One group for the overflow — collapse it out of sight, expand it to grab a tab back. • A badge that shows how far over you are: +1, +2, +N — so the count is never a surprise. • Close the whole pile in one click when you are done. • Sites that never count — add your mail, calendar, or task board and they stay out of the limit (subdomains included). Want more control? Press Alt+Shift+B for a side panel that lists the overflow, points out tabs you have not touched in hours, and estimates the memory you will free up. Once a day, when you are two tabs over, an optional guide can open inside the group to help you clear it. Everything stays on your device; anonymous analytics is off until you turn it on. Most tab limiters block the new tab or close an old one. Tab Black Hole does neither. It parks the extras instead of slamming the door — because people keep too many tabs from fear of losing something, not laziness. A calm tab limit and tab counter for Chrome and Chromium browsers. Built for too many tabs, tab overload, and forgotten tabs that pile up during research, reading, and work. Recent updates: • v1.8.2 — New tabs land where you expect them; the interface is fully translated • v1.7 — Whitelist: sites that never count toward your limit • v1.6 — Forgotten tabs: see what you have not touched in hours • Now in 15 languages