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Opens new tabs next to the currently active tab for better workflow Opens new tabs to the right of your active tab — not at the end. Keep workflows organized. Zero config. Lightweight. ## 🔧 How to use 1. Install the extension (Chrome/Chromium-based browsers). 2. Use your browser normally — press **Ctrl+T**, open links that create new tabs, or open bookmarks in new tabs. The extension will place the new tab next to the active one automatically. ## If `Ctrl+T` doesn't trigger the extension: you may need to assign the keyboard shortcut to this extension. Open `chrome://extensions/shortcuts` (or go to Menu ▸ More tools ▸ Extensions ▸ Keyboard shortcuts) set the `Open Tab Next to Active` action to `Ctrl+T` (or another available shortcut). Note that Chrome may reserve certain global shortcuts; if `Ctrl+T` is unavailable, choose a different shortcut. > No additional configuration required (unless you need to assign the keyboard shortcut).
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