Control Space is a Chrome extension that helps you browse, organise, search, and switch tabs with one simple shortcut. It provides a Kanban-style board for a complete browsing overview, allowing you to easily filter, find, and search for any open or closed tab. With features like recent tabs, history integration, tab reordering, full keyboard navigation, and much more, Control Space optimizes your tab management to increase productivity at work, at home, or on the road.
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Control Space helps you manage your tabs and bookmarks in a single, unified space.
It uses a Kanban-style board to arrange windows and tabs for a complete browsing overview, with instant access from any window via the shortcut Ctrl + Space.
Control Space supports you in navigating a crazy amount of tabs without it ever feeling overwhelming. Whether you're juggling a complex project, planning a foreign getaway, or just like things at your fingertips, you can do all of this in a beautiful, delightful and solid UI.
Navigation:
Type to filter, find or search for any open or closed tab, or previously-visited site, or bookmark
Recent Tabs let you browse and navigate to previous tabs in the order you accessed them
History and Bookmarks integration means a single search shows open or closed tabs
Organisation:
Reorder tabs and windows, move them, navigate to them or close them
REALLY great extension and reasonable pricing (similar to other extensions of this type). I'm a big fan of lifetime subscriptions so snatched that up right away...
I'm a legit tab hoarder (like many of us), and I used to use OneTab to do similar things to this, but had issues with it losing all my tabs (you can backup but only manually), which Control Space has safeguards against... Tried a bunch of these other tab manager and this one is IT for me.
This interface is MUCH BETTER for organizing projects, I'm really enjoying being able to access what I need to and more importantly FIND THINGS when I need them. Excellent work, can't wait to see what's next.
150 bucks as a one-time purchase for a tab manager, lol. It looks nice, the funcionality seems to be on a par with tabOS with the same subcription pricing so choosing beetween these two I would take the latter.