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Live across windows
Each tab’s title, URL, favicon, window, and last-used time stay in the index. The list updates when tabs are created, closed, changed, switched, or moved between windows.
Chrome extension · v1.0.0
Every open tab. One live dashboard.
Search by title or URL, close a selection, or say which tabs to close — across every Chrome window.
Free on the Chrome Web Store. No account. Desktop Chrome, and desktop Edge as confirmed by the publisher. Not a phone install.
- Tab list stays on this device
- Asks before closing more than three
- Manifest V3
Recorded footage
The dashboard, as it was recorded.
Forty-five seconds of version 1.0.0: eight tabs across two windows, a search for wiki, a jump to that tab, two tabs closed immediately, and a confirmation when four are selected. Press play to hear it. Sound stays off until you start playback. A phone shows the square cut.
Narration transcript
- Too many tabs? Take control with Tab Commander.
- See your open tabs across Chrome windows in one clear dashboard.
- Search by title or website to find what you need.
- Click a result and jump straight to the right tab.
- Select the tabs you’re finished with, then close the clutter together.
- When you close more than three tabs, Tab Commander asks you to confirm.
- Get Tab Commander on the Chrome Web Store. Pro is coming soon. Join the waitlist for updates.
What ships today
The whole tab list, without the scavenger hunt.
Version 1.0.0 is a full page, not a popup. The background service worker keeps an index of every tab Chrome reports and pushes updates to the dashboard as you work.
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Search that highlights
Filter by a substring of the title or the URL. Matches stay on screen and the matching text is marked. Clear the box to see the full list again.
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Grouped by window
Tabs sit under the window they belong to. The one you’re in is labeled “Current window.” A checkbox on the group selects every tab in it.
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Close, with a guardrail
Close one tab, the ones you’ve checked, or everything matching the filter. More than three tabs asks you to confirm. The dashboard tab is left out, so the tool can’t close its own page.
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Jump back in one click
Click a row to focus that tab and bring its window forward. Last used is shown as a relative time, from “just now” through days.
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A few voice commands
The mic listens for one English (United States) phrase through Chrome’s Web Speech API. A matching phrase fills the search box, then closes those tabs — with the same confirmation.
Voice
Say which tabs to close.
The dashboard suggests phrases like these. It is a command, not a chat. If the phrase isn’t recognized, it says so and closes nothing.
- “close all suno tabs”
- “close tabs matching netflix”
- “close this window’s tabs”
How it works
Install it. Open it. Clear the pile.
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Install
Add it from the Chrome Web Store
Tab Commander 1.0.0 is free. Chrome will show the permissions it uses: tabs, windows, and storage.
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Open
Click the toolbar icon
The dashboard opens in a tab. If that tab is already open, the icon focuses it instead of making another one.
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Act
Filter, select, or speak
Close more than three tabs and it asks first. The list keeps up as tabs change — there is no refresh button.
Free vs Pro
Use it free. Pro is a plan, not a charge.
Everything in version 1.0.0 stays free. The prices below are suggestions only, not a paid offer. Pro is not built, and this page does not take payment.
Free
Available now$0 forever, for v1.0.0
- Live dashboard across every window
- Search titles and URLs
- Multi-select close and close-all-matching
- Voice commands in English
- Confirm before closing more than three
- Stored only in Chrome on this device
Desktop Chrome or Edge. Not a phone install.
Pro
Coming soon$3 per month
$29 once, lifetime
Suggested prices for one utility. Both plans would be offered from a single checkout link. None of this is in the extension today.
- Saved sessions — snapshot a window and reopen that set later
- Duplicate finder — list tabs that share a URL
- Protected domains — skip a site during bulk and voice close
- Keyboard shortcuts — open the dashboard and close the current filter
- Discard idle tabs — free memory without losing the tab
- Export — copy the visible titles and URLs as text, on this device
Pro is not for sale yet. The checkout link is still a placeholder, so the button opens a waitlist email to Edwin.Murillo@allin1sdm.com instead of a payment page.
Swipe sideways, or focus this table and use the arrow keys, to compare Free and Pro.
| Capability | Free · v1.0.0 | Pro · coming soon |
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| Live dashboard, search, and close | Included | Included |
| Voice commands | Included | Included |
| Confirm before closing more than three | Included | Included |
| Saved sessions | Not included | Coming soon |
| Duplicate finder | Not included | Coming soon |
| Protected domains | Not included | Coming soon |
| Keyboard shortcuts | Not included | Coming soon |
| Discard idle tabs | Not included | Coming soon |
| Export the visible list | Not included | Coming soon |
FAQ
Straight answers.
Version 1.0.0 opens a dashboard of every open tab across all Chrome windows. You can search by title or URL, select tabs, close the selection or everything matching the filter, click a row to focus that tab, and use a few English voice commands. Closing more than three tabs asks you to confirm. The list updates as tabs change.
The manifest asks for tabs, windows, and storage. It does not request host permissions, and it does not inject a script into the sites you visit.
Tab Commander has no account and no server. The index is kept in Chrome’s local storage on your device. See the privacy note for voice commands, which use Chrome’s speech recognizer.
Click the mic and say one phrase in English (United States). The product suggests “close all suno tabs,” “close tabs matching netflix,” and “close this window’s tabs.” A matching phrase fills the filter and closes those tabs, asking first if there are more than three. If the phrase isn’t understood, nothing closes. Chrome’s Web Speech API can send microphone audio to Google for transcription. Tab Commander does not store the transcript.
Yes, if you select them or they match the filter. Version 1.0.0 does not treat pinned tabs as protected. Skipping chosen sites is a planned Pro feature, and it is not in the extension yet.
No. $3 a month and $29 once are suggested prices for features that are still coming. Until a real checkout URL is set in the site config, the Pro button opens an email to Edwin.Murillo@allin1sdm.com. This page never asks for a card.
Version 1.0.0 is a Manifest V3 extension listed on the Chrome Web Store for desktop Chrome. The publisher has confirmed that the same extension also runs in desktop Microsoft Edge. The store buttons on this page are not a phone install. Voice commands need the browser’s Web Speech API.
Privacy
Your tab list stays in Chrome.
Tab Commander 1.0.0 asks Chrome for three permissions: tabs, windows, and storage. The service worker keeps an index of each tab’s id, window, title, URL, favicon, and last-accessed time in chrome.storage.local on your computer. There is no Tab Commander account and no Tab Commander server receiving that index.
Voice commands use the browser’s Web Speech API, set to English (United States). In Chrome, speech recognition is handled by Google’s service, so audio from the microphone can leave your device for transcription. Tab Commander does not store what you said. If that API isn’t available, the dashboard tells you voice commands need it.
This marketing site is a static page. Joining the Pro waitlist opens an email to Edwin.Murillo@allin1sdm.com. The address is not saved here. The page does not run a checkout and does not ask for payment details.
The publisher’s privacy policy is a separate page: edwinmurillo-droid.github.io/ai-general-stuffs/privacy.html. That address is absolute, so it still resolves when this page is served from the product hub.
Published by ALL IN 1 SALES DISTRIBUTION & MORE LLC.
Put every window on one page.
Tab Commander 1.0.0 is free. Install it, click the icon, and close the tabs you don’t need.
Add to Chrome for desktop, on the Chrome Web Store
Compare Free and Pro
Desktop Chrome or Edge. Not a phone install.