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Close tabs by hostname, close duplicates, or keep a single tab per hostname. Hotkey opens a command palette. Drowning in tabs? No More Tabs gives you a fast, keyboard-first command palette to clean them up. ⌨️ ONE PALETTE FOR EVERYTHING Press Cmd+Shift+X (Mac) / Ctrl+Shift+X to open the palette. Type to filter, arrows to navigate, Enter to act. The status bar always shows exactly what Enter will do. 🌐 SITES — every open site with its favicon and tab count. • Close all tabs of a site • Group them into a Chrome tab group • Keep only the latest tab Use ← → to pick the action. 🔄 TABS — every tab, most recently used first. • Switch to a tab (Cmd+Shift+Space opens the palette in this mode) • Close it, or duplicate it ⚡ SLASH COMMANDS — type / for global operations: • /dedupe — close duplicated tabs (same URL) • /single — keep one tab per site • /group — one tab group per site • /ungroup — remove all tab groups • /merge — move all tabs into one window • /domain — group sites by main domain (mail.google.com + docs.google.com → google.com) ⌨️ ADDRESS-BAR AUTOCOMPLETE Type "v" and the palette completes "vnexpress.net" inline from your open tabs and the sites you visit — Tab or → accepts. (No history permission: the extension learns hostnames locally as you browse.) If a URL isn't open, an Open row creates the tab (terminal-style completion: "github/foo" → https://github.com/foo). Autocomplete can be disabled in Preferences. 📌 ALWAYS SWITCH TO EXISTING TAB Keep a list of sites (e.g. your mail or chat app) that should never open twice: navigating to them focuses the existing tab instead, loading the link you clicked. 🖱️ Prefer the mouse? Everything is also in the right-click menu, with per-site close items showing live tab counts. 🔒 SAFE BY DESIGN • Pinned tabs are never closed, grouped, or moved • The active / most recently used tab always wins • 100% local — no data leaves your device, no analytics (see privacy policy) Open source: https://github.com/layatai/nomoretabs
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