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Visualize tabs by domain as an orbit map in the side panel. Orb Tabs — see every domain you've got open, at a glance. When your tab strip becomes a wall of identical favicons, a longer vertical list doesn't help. Orb Tabs groups every open tab into orbits around its domain — and the layout scales, so you can see 100+ domains in a single view without scrolling. Open the side panel with Ctrl+Shift+Space (Mac: Cmd+Shift+Space), spot the orb you want, click to jump. Built for researchers, developers, students, and anyone running 50+ tabs across dozens of sites. What it does 🪐 Visual orbit map — every domain becomes an orb, every tab orbits its domain 🔭 Scales to 100+ domains in one side-panel view — no scrolling through endless lists ⌨️ Open in one keystroke — Ctrl+Shift+Space (rebindable in chrome://extensions/shortcuts) 🔍 Instant search across every open tab 🗂️ One-click "group by domain" — turns chaos into native Chrome tab groups in a single click 🖱️ Right-click any orb to close a single tab, or close every tab on that domain at once 🔒 Privacy-first — no data collection, no third-party sharing, no account required On the roadmap: saved workspaces, light/dark themes, auto-collapse for inactive domains. Following along? The dev reads every review — leave one and shape what ships next. Free. Works offline. Made for power-tab people.
May 29, 2026
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