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Switch and move tabs with directional shortcuts that follow the browser's tab layout. Push My Tabs gives browser-managed arrow-key shortcuts a direction that matches your tab layout. - Switch to the previous or next tab. - Move the active tab backward or forward. - Follow horizontal or vertical tabs automatically, or force either layout. - Choose a built-in preset or create one custom mapping. - Optionally wrap tab switching at the first and last tab. - Use TabLoop to cycle recently used open tabs across windows. - Find Navigation, TabLoop, Layout, Shortcut bindings, and Settings in five compact sidebar views. - See actual shortcuts with Mac symbols or Windows/Linux labels automatically. Chrome does not expose its tab-strip orientation to extensions. Automatic mode therefore uses browser-window geometry and can mistake an open side panel for vertical tabs. If that happens, choose Horizontal or Vertical in the popup. Firefox reads the browser's official vertical-tabs setting instead. Zen has its own tab bar, so its inherited Firefox value is ignored: confirm the estimate or choose a manual layout. The interface distinguishes native detection, estimates, and manually set layouts. Push My Tabs is free, advertising-free, local-only, and open source under the MIT License. It has no accounts, analytics, telemetry, remote code, host permissions, or content scripts. It reads the active site's origin or exact path only after a shortcut or popup action to apply a local geometry profile; it does not read page content, query parameters, fragments, or browsing history. Only extension settings are stored in local browser storage. Support: https://github.com/pengusto/push-my-tabs/issues
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