Mouse Tab History

Go back and forward through the tabs you viewed, with your mouse side buttons or the keyboard.

Mouse Tab History adds back and forward buttons for your tabs. Go from tab A to B to C, and the back shortcut takes you to B, then A. The forward shortcut takes you the other way. The order is the order you viewed the tabs in, wherever they sit in the tab strip. Default shortcuts macOS: Cmd + mouse back or forward button, or Ctrl + Shift + Left or Right Windows and Linux: Ctrl + mouse back or forward button, or Alt + Shift + Left or Right You can record your own mouse shortcut on the settings page, using either side button with any modifier keys. Click the toolbar icon to open it. Mouse shortcuts only work while the pointer is over a web page. Browsers don't show extensions the clicks made on the tab strip, the address bar or browser pages like Settings and the New Tab page. Keyboard shortcuts work in all of those places. Each window keeps its own history, closed tabs are skipped, and the history is cleared when the browser closes. The extension makes no network requests and collects no data. The source code is on GitHub: https://github.com/Akiat/mouse-tab-history