Tabs auto close
The extension closes tabs matching regular expressions automatically after a timeout.
Such as:
https://yandex.zoom.us/j/*…
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4.38
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spammy, or outdated. Pros
- Effectively closes tabs as advertised
- Customizable delay and URL matching rules
- Replaces other extensions like Zoom Auto Close
- Works for various URLs including Notion
- Easy to configure once understood
Cons
- Requires specific format for timeout input
- Does not work on first page load with matching rules
- Regex matching has inconsistencies
- Some users experienced issues that required browser restart
- User interface could be improved
Most mentioned
- Timeout input needs to be in milliseconds
- Extension effectively closes unwanted tabs
- Regex functionality is important but has bugs
- Issues with first loading of matching pages
- Some bugs impact user experience
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| Date | Author | Rating | Lang | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024-10-16 |  | | en | It would be nice to say that timeout in ms |
| 2024-10-14 |  | | en | Didn't work. |
| 2024-09-02 |  | | en | About the "Close Timeout", keep this in mind: the extension asks you to enter a "close timeout" you must enter it in a specific format, which is the millisecond format. and make sure to know that ( 1 second ) equals ( 1000 milliseconds ). so if you want it to be a "3 seconds close timeout", you need to type ( 3000 ) in the 'close timeout' space. |
| 2024-07-30 |  | | en | Great work! Does what it says. I finally could remove the Zoom Auto Close Extension and replace it with Tabs auto close, since it also handles notion and all other URLs. |
| 2024-07-18 |  | | en | One of the few that actually works, and that lets you customize both the delay and the list of URLs. I added one for Notion, with this regex: https:\/\/(.)*\.notion.so\/(.)* Note that the delay is in milliseconds, so 3000 is 3 seconds. The UI could be a little more slick, but it's got the functionality I need! |
| 2024-07-08 |  | | ru | Аминь |
| 2024-04-24 |  | | en | It works - Just like it says on the tin |
| 2024-03-22 |  | | en | good bye 2 chaos massive tabs |
| 2024-03-14 |  | | en | For some reason, the extension doesn't work when first opening a page that has a matching rule. But when I refresh the page, it does get closed after the specified interval elapses. This bug essentially defeats the whole purpose of having this extension. My config: MacOS 14 (on MacbookPro M2), Chrome 122. I'm trying to close those zoom meeting pages (I've set up the rule as per the 2nd screenshot). |
| 2024-02-14 |  | | en | Mostly works as advertised. Bug: Regex "https:\/\/www.notion.so\/native\/(.)*deepLinkOpenNewTab=true(.)*" does not match "https://www.notion.so/native/January-2024-c36fd50e55?deepLinkOpenNewTab=true", but it should. Also, I had to restart MS Edge to get the extension working. Chrome did not require a restart. At the very least, maybe tell users to restart the browser after installing, if the extension isn't working. Last, should document that the timeout is in milliseconds. |
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