Compare Chrome extensions: Back Tabber vs Go Back There

Short description
Takes you back to the tab that opened the current tab...	Go Back There
Full summary
This is a simple extension which provides a toolbar button that allows you to go back to the tab that opened the current tab. It also defines Ctrl+Shift+E as a shortcut key.	Go Back There is a handy extension to go back to an article or web page that you recently visited on a website. To access the extension, just click on the icon in the toolbar, and the popup will display the recent history for the site you are currently on. To open link in a new tab, hold shift and then click. If you are a power user, then type > + Enter in the omni-box, and search away. The extension currently is limited to searching history upto 4 weeks back in order to keep it speedy. There is an additional feature in the Option menu to configure relative URLs to work with multiple sites. This is something thats probably useful for a developer or a QA who is testing multiple test instances of a website. Future plans are to increase the history time period by adding a cache. Open to suggestions. The code is open source, and is available at https://github.com/kavanpuranik/go-back-there