Tab Numbers

A lightweight Firefox extension that displays [1]-[8] prefixes in tab titles for easy keyboard navigation using Ctrl+Number.

Features: ✅ Clear, readable [1] Page Title format ✅ Supports tabs 1-8 (Ctrl+9 goes to last tab in Firefox) ✅ Includes pinned tabs in numbering ✅ Cross-window tab dragging support ✅ Automatically renumbers when tabs are moved, closed, or created ✅ Privacy-focused: No data collection, no network requests

Installation From Firefox Add-ons (Recommended)

Github Repo: https://github.com/piyushjain9399/firefox-tab-numbers

How It Works The extension uses Firefox's scripting.executeScript() API to modify document.title on each tab. It listens to all tab events (created, removed, moved, attached, detached) to keep numbers synchronized. Keyboard Shortcuts Shortcut Action Ctrl+1 Switch to tab 1 Ctrl+2 Switch to tab 2 ... ... Ctrl+8 Switch to tab 8 Ctrl+9 Switch to last tab (Firefox default)

Note: These are Firefox's built-in shortcuts - the extension just makes it easier to identify which tab corresponds to which number! The Ctrl+9 → last tab behavior is a Firefox default that cannot be changed by extensions.

Privacy: This extension: ✅ Only reads tab titles and positions ❌ Does NOT access URLs or browsing history ❌ Does NOT store any data (locally or remotely) ❌ Does NOT make any network requests

Permissions required: tabs - Read tab titles and positions scripting - Modify tab titles via document.title <all_urls> - Required for scripting.executeScript() to work on web pages

Requirements Firefox 140 or later

License MIT License - feel free to use, modify, and distribute!

Contributing Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open issues or submit pull requests.