Little Window: Small Window for Outside Links

Links you click in other apps open in a small window instead of a new tab. One shortcut moves the page into your main window.

Little Window opens links you click in other apps — mail, chat, notes, your terminal — in a small window instead of adding one more tab to your browser. • Click a link in another app: it opens in a small window on top of what you were doing. Your tabs stay as they are. • Done reading? Close the window. Nothing was added to your tab bar. • Want to keep the page? Press Alt+Shift+O (Option+Shift+O on Mac) or click the Little Window button, and the page moves into your main window as a normal tab. • Choose the size of the small window, or turn the behavior off, in Options. You can change the shortcut at chrome://extensions/shortcuts. Links you click inside Chrome are not affected. Pages opened while Chrome itself is starting are left as normal tabs. Built for people who miss Little Arc after Arc's shutdown. Little Window is an independent project by tanemaki and is not affiliated with The Browser Company or Arc. Why the permission warning? To tell a link from another app apart from a link you clicked inside Chrome, Little Window listens for the moment a page starts loading in a tab. Chrome shows this as "Read your browsing history". Little Window does not save, collect or send any of it. It has no access to page content, no analytics, and makes no network requests. Feedback & bug reports: bysk.333@gmail.com or https://skawashima.github.io/tanemaki/little-window.html Free. No in-app purchases.