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Tabi is a command bar for Chrome that allows you to rename tabs, search tabs and bookmarks, and use quick tools from one place. It is built around one simple idea: search for anything in one place. 📘 How to use Tabi: 1. Press Cmd + K (Mac), Ctrl + Shift + K (Windows) or click the toolbar icon 2. Simply type what you are looking for ⚡️ What Tabi Can Do - Search your open tabs and bookmarks, and quickly switch to them - Rename tabs to custom titles that persist across refreshes - Search the web directly - Shortcuts to common Chrome pages including Settings, History, Downloads etc. - Start your query with = for quick actions, such as =2+2, =100 f to c, or = 10 usd to cad ⚒️ Quick Tools Tabi comes with a set of quick tools for common tasks, so you can get things done in just a few clicks without leaving your current workflow. - Color Picker: use the native eyedropper and copy HEX, RGB, HSL, or CSS values - QR Code Generator: generate and download QR codes - Remove Background: upload an image and download a background-removed PNG - Word Counter: count words, characters, characters without spaces, and sentences - Full Page Screenshot: capture a full-page PNG of the current tab 🤖 AI Features Tabi can answer basic questions in AI mode, and can directly interact with your browser in the following ways: - Find tabs using natural language, like “find the football article I was reading” - Close tabs with simple commands, like “close all distracting tabs” - Create curated tab groups like “set up a group of useful sources for my trip to London” - Automatically organize your open tabs into relevant groups Note: Tabi is fully open source (https://github.com/umairx25/Tabi).
Aug 13, 2026
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