A Chromium extension to show tab numbers.
Chrome Show Tab Numbers - Organize Your Tabs
"Chrome Show Tab Numbers" is a Chrome extension that displays a numeric prefix for each tab, allowing you to easily identify and navigate your open tabs. It supports collapsed tab groups, offers customizable shortcuts, and displays relative tab positions, enhancing your tab management experience. This open-source tool is designed to streamline your browsing for improved productivity.
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Manifest version: 3
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Size: 14.72K
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Extension summary
This extension shows tab numbers. In other words, this extension adds a numeric prefix to each tab title. For example, "1. GitHub," "99. Google Calendar," and so on.
With this extension, you can detect each tab's number easily and navigate between tabs with ctrl/⌘ + 1-9 keys.
Key features:
- This extension supports Google Chrome’s collapsed tab group feature, automatically ignoring tabs in a collapsed tab group.
- You can toggle tab numbering for all tabs or just the current one via keyboard shortcuts or the extension’s context menu.
- Tab numbers can be relative, displaying the current tab’s absolute number and indicating the position of other tabs relative to it ― how many tabs they are ahead or behind the current one.
This extension is an open source software. You’re welcome to report bugs or suggest features at https://github.com/kg8m/chrome-show-tab-numbers/issues .
User reviews
Pros
- Works great and is responsive
- Best version compared to others tried
- Easy to use and simple
- Supports tab groups
- Open-source
Cons
- Does not show the total number of tabs on the icon
- Doesn't renumber tabs correctly after closing
- Leaves some tabs unnumbered
- Doesn't work correctly on some browsers (e.g., Arc)
- Does not support PDF tabs
Most mentioned
- Doesn't display total tab count correctly
- Issues with numbering after closing tabs
- Good support for tab groups
User reviews
Does what it's supposed to do, except show the number of tabs on the little icon. Also have to remove the numbers when bookmarking something or it keeps them in. Overall not too bad, but still have to search for the full number of tabs open. So all it does basically, is label your tabs with a number, but not show the total number of tabs open like it says it's supposed to.
This does not work correctly on Arc browser. The number does not match tab index in a workspace.
Best version of this that exists (I've tried a few, but this is the most consistent and responsive)
Extension safety
Risk impact
Chrome Show Tab Numbers requires some sensitive permissions that could impact your browser and data security. Exercise caution before installing.
Risk likelihood
Chrome Show Tab Numbers has earned a good reputation and can be trusted.
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