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Command Central for your browsing experience. TabCommand is command central for your browsing. It turns a wall of tabs into an organized, searchable board — and tells you exactly which tabs are dragging your browser down. ORGANIZE INTO GROUPS Sort tabs into color-coded groups like Work, Reading, Shopping, and Social. See open and saved tabs side by side, and choose a 2-, 3-, or 4-column layout that fits your screen. FIND ANYTHING INSTANTLY Just start typing. The universal search jumps to any open, saved, or previously closed tab in a keystroke. Results come back organized the same way your tabs are — matching groups first, then grouped tabs, then anything archived — so you always know where a result lives before you click it. AUTO-CLOSE THE CLUTTER Set tabs to close automatically after they've sat inactive — 15 minutes to a few hours, or off entirely. Anything auto-closed is parked in a list you can restore from at any time. Nothing is lost. NEVER LOSE A TAB Favorites keep your go-to sites one click away, and History remembers every tab you've closed or visited so you can reopen it whenever you need it. COMPLETELY PRIVATE TabCommand stores everything locally in your browser — it does not collect, transmit, or sell your data. Built with CodeYam. Open source: https://github.com/codeyam-ai/tabcommand
Jul 30, 2026
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