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Hold Alt+Q and tap to cycle through your open tabs as visual thumbnails, most-recently-used first. Release to switch. Summary: Hold Alt+Q and tap to flip through your open tabs as thumbnails, most-recently-used first. Release to switch. Just like Windows Alt-Tab app-switching function but within Chrome! Description: Stop hunting through a crowded row of look-alike tabs. Quick Tab Switcher gives you a fast, visual way to jump between tabs using nothing but the keyboard. Hold Alt+Q and tap to step through every open tab — across all your windows — shown as a grid of thumbnails, most-recently-used first. Let go and it switches straight to the tab you landed on. Features Hold, tap, release — the switch happens the instant you let go of the shortcut, not on a delay. Most-recently-used order — your last tab is always just one tap away. Visual thumbnails — each card shows a snapshot of the page as you last saw it, not just a generic icon. Works across all your windows — cycle through every open tab in every Chrome window from one view. Close tabs without switching — hover a card and click the ✕ to close it on the spot. Fully remappable shortcut — change it any time at chrome://extensions/shortcuts. No tracking, no accounts, no network requests — everything runs and stays entirely on your machine. Permissions, plainly explained Tabs — to read tab titles/icons and switch between them. All sites — to capture a thumbnail of the page you're currently viewing so background tabs show a real preview instead of a blank icon. Storage — to cache those thumbnails for your current browser session only (cleared on restart, never written to disk elsewhere, never sent anywhere).
Aug 28, 2026
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