Skip Tab

Exclude selected tabs from Next/Previous tab navigation. Toggle via context menu, popup, or shortcut.

# Skip Tab — Chrome Extension Skip Tab lets you exclude specific tabs from your Ctrl+Tab / Ctrl+Shift+Tab navigation loop, so you can quickly switch between relevant tabs without getting interrupted by ones you want to ignore. ## What it does - Skip or unskip the current tab so it’s excluded from navigation - Navigate left/right across non-skipped tabs using keyboard shortcuts - View and manage a list of all skipped tabs - Everything is stored locally — no network, no tracking ## Features - Toggle skip/unskip from: - The extension popup - The page context menu (right click) - A keyboard shortcut you can configure - Custom navigation: - Alt + Q — Move to the tab on the right - Alt + W — Move to the tab on the left - You can customize these from Chrome’s “Keyboard Shortcuts” for extensions - Manage skipped tabs: - Open the popup to see all skipped tabs (by site path) - Unskip individually or remove all at once ## How to use 1. Go to a tab you want to exclude from navigation. 2. Use the extension popup or context menu to “Skip Current Tab.” Use “Unskip Current Tab” to include it again. 3. Use Alt+Q / Alt+W to move right/left across only the tabs you didn’t skip. ## Privacy - No data leaves your device. - No analytics, no external requests for core functionality. - Reinstalling the extension resets the skipped list.