Tab Manager

macOS Finder-style tab manager

Manage your tabs and windows like files in macOS Finder (or Windows Explorer). Search, drag, rename, and tidy up your browser from one keyboard shortcut. If you usually have dozens of tabs open across several windows, Tab Manager gives you a quick, keyboard-friendly way to find and organize them without leaving the page you're on. Press Cmd/Ctrl+E and a Finder-style overlay opens over your current tab. A familiar two-pane layout Your windows live in the sidebar, and the tabs inside the selected window fill the main list. Click to select, double-click to jump, right-click for everything else. Find any tab fast Press Cmd/Ctrl+F and start typing. Search filters your tabs as you go, so you're not hunting through a crowded tab strip. Organize by dragging Drag tabs between windows to rearrange your workspace, one at a time or several at once. Cut, copy, and paste tabs Select some tabs, Cmd/Ctrl+X or Cmd/Ctrl+C, then Cmd/Ctrl+V into another window. Moving tabs around works the same way moving files does. Name your windows Give windows real names like "Work," "Research," or "Shopping" so you know what's what. The names stick around between sessions. Free up memory by unloading tabs Unload tabs you're not using to reclaim memory, and load them back when you need them again. Handy for heavy sessions. Fits right in Tab Manager follows your light or dark theme, so it looks at home next to the rest of your browser. Built for the keyboard - Cmd/Ctrl+E — Toggle Tab Manager - Cmd/Ctrl+F — Search tabs - Cmd/Ctrl+A — Select all - Cmd/Ctrl+C / X / V — Copy / cut / paste tabs - ↑ / ↓ — Navigate (Shift to extend selection) - Enter — Jump to a tab - Backspace — Close selected tabs - Esc — Step back or close You can also select ranges and groups of tabs, then close, move, or unload them all at once. Your data stays yours Tab Manager reads tab titles and URLs only to display and organize them. It doesn't collect your browsing data or send it anywhere. Everything stays on your device. ------- Built by Ben Hatsor (berryscript.com)