Close Duplicate Tabs

Close All Tabs

Close all open tabs. Optionally close pinned tabs and incognito mode tabs. Use the toolbar button, keyboard command (alt + w) or the context menu options to quickly close open tabs. Several other options available. Change the default setting for the toolbar button, and open a particular URL after closing all the tabs. Optionally close pinned tabs and incognito mode tabs. Visit our homepage for detailed user guide: https://browsernative.com/close-all-tabs-extension/

Bookmark Dupes

This project is under the GNU Public License 2.0. After installing bookmarkdupes, the usage is rather simple: To open bookmarkdupes, click the extension symbol (duplicate stars) or use the link in the options page of the extension. **Do not enable “Expert Mode”** (unless you fully understand the consequences, see separate section). Then select what you want to display: After this, you will be offered the list of bookmarks with checkboxes; in case 1 the numbers indicate the order in which matching bookmarks were added according to the internally stored date. There are also buttons to select/unselect convenient sets of checkboxes. Finally, there are buttons to remove the selected bookmarks. **Be aware that removing bookmarks is irreversible!** *It is recommended to make backups of your bookmarks first!* Currently, there is no working version of the extension available for android (see section **Known Bugs**). When you reorganized/added/removed bookmarks, make sure to update the displayed list (by pressing the corresponding button) before removing bookmarks! The extension requires the following permissions for these reasons: 1. “bookmarks” to read/modify bookmarks 2. “storage” to store/restore the customized rules in expert mode. Unfortunately, “storage” is not one of the optional permissions which might be required only if that feature is actually requested by the user. When selecting the checkbox for expert mode, details can be configured to ignore certain bookmarks when calculating the list or under which cases bookmarks are considered to be dupes of each other. In non-expert mode, two bookmarks are considered to be duplicates of each other if their URL coincides. In expert mode there are custom rules by which the URL which is actually used for comparison is to be modified. The details are as follows. For every bookmark the rules are applied in the given order. There are 2 types of rules: Filter rules and URL modification rules (there are also disabled rules which are only listed but have no effect). For both types of rules 4 regular expressions can be specified which are used to determine if the rule applies: If the corresponding regular expression is nonempty, the corresponding condition must be satisfied or the rule will not apply. (In the case of filter rules, at least one of these 4 regular expressions must be nonempty or that filter rules will not apply either.) The 4 regular expressions refer to the bookmark's name or url, respectively, and the regular expressions must either match or not match, respectively. - The term “regular expression” refers to a javascript type regular expression. - The bookmark's name refers to the full bookmark path as it appears in the browser with folder names separated by the null character. For instance, if you have in “Bookmark Menu” a folder “Collection” which contains your bookmark "Example", the bookmark's name becomes `Bookmark Menu\0Collection\0Example` (where `\0` denotes the null character which can be matched by the regular expression with `\0` or `\x00`). - The bookmark's URL refers to the bookmark URL after possible modifications by previous modifier rules. If a filter rule applies, the corresponding bookmark is ignored, i.e., it will not be considered as a duplicate and will neither appear in the list of empty folders nor of all bookmarks. If a URL modification rule applies, a text replacement will occur: All parts matching a specified regular expression are substituted by a replacement text (which might be empty). The rules for this correspond to the javascript String.prototype.replace function with the global modifier. In particular, the replacement text can contain symbols like `$&` or `$1` to refer to the whole matched text or to the match of the first brace in the regular expression, respectively. The following 5 replacement texts have a special meaning which goes beyond the standard javascript replacement rules. Note that this special meaning is only active if this is the full replacement text. In other words, to get the special meaning, the replacement text must not contain anything else than these 4-6 characters. (This does not really restrict the functionality, because one can combine several rules to work around that limitation if necessary.) 1. `\L$&` is the match in lower case. 2. `\U$&` is the match in upper case. 3. `$URL` is the url before any other rules have been applied. 4. `$NAME` is the bookmark's full name/path with folders separated by the null character, e.g. “Bookmark Menu\0Collection\0Example” 5. `$TITLE` is the bookmark's title without the path; for instance, for the bookmark name “Bookmark Menu | Collection | Example” it is “Example”. ## Examples for special tasks which can be done in Expert Mode 1. Consider two bookmarks as duplicate if their URL differs only in `https:` vs. `http:` at the beginnning. 2. Consider two bookmarks as duplicate if their URL matches up to the first `?` symbol, i.e. only their additional information differs. 4. Add all bookmarks to the list of duplicates, whether duplicate or not. 5. Add all bookmarks from the folder `Bookmark Menu | Remove` to the list of duplicates (no matter whether they actually are duplicates). 6. Consider two bookmarks as duplicate if they have the same name (instead of the same URL). 7. Consider two bookmarks as duplicate if they reside in the same folder. ### How to do the above tasks in Expert Mode 1. Use the replacement rule: “Replace URL matches” `^http:` “by” `^https:` Explanation: By replacing everywhere the URL beginnning with `http:` by `https:`, it does not matter whether the actual URL started with `http:` or `https:`. Of course, we could have exchanged the roles of `http` and `https` in our rule. 2. Use the replacement rule: “Replace URL matches” `\?.*` “by” ` ` (empty string) Explanation: Simply omit the ? symbol and all other symbols following it in all URLs. 3. Use the filter rule: “Name matches” `\0Mr\. Dupe\0` or `\0Mr[.] Dupe\0` Explanation: If a bookmark is in a folder named “Mr. Dupe”, its full name (path) will contain the text “\0Mr. Dupe\0”; so match that text. Since the “.” symbol has a special meaning for regular expressions, we have to quote it. This can be done by either `\.` or by looking for a character class `[…]` which contains only the single symbol `.`. 4. Use the replacement rule: “Replace URL matches” `.+` “by” `constant` Explanation: Pretend that every bookmark has the URL `constant` by replacing all characters (`.+`) of the original URL by that text. 5. Use the replacement rule: “Name Matches” `^Bookmark Menu\0Remove\0` “Replace URL matches” `.+` “by” `constant` As in 4, but only for bookmarks whose full name starts with the matching path. This works only if the folder contains at least 2 bookmarks (because otherwise `constant` is not a duplicate URL). Of course, one might use an actually duplicate URL instead of `constant` to work around this limitation. 6. Use the replacement rule: “Replace URL matches” `.+` “by” `$TITLE` Explanation: Replace all bookmark URLs by the corresponding bookmark title when looking for dupes. 7. Use the replacement rule “Replace URL matches” `.+` “by” `$NAME` followed by a further replacement rule “Replace URL matches” `[^\0]*$` “by” ` ` (empty string) Explanation: First replace the URL by its full name path, and then omit the last component of this path by cutting of the longest sequence of non-`\0`-symbols at the end. - Essam Ambr aka (JaMaYcKa) (Arabic translation) - Henaro aka Ironwool (Russian and Ukrainian translation; redesign icon in svg; provide favicon) - Sopor (Swedish translation) - Juan Salvador Aleixandre Talens (Spanish translation) - YFdyh000 (Simplified Chinese translation)

Close Tabs to the Left

Adds a button to close all tabs to the left of the current tab. Most browsers have the ability to right-click a tab and "Close tabs to the right", but not "Close tabs to the left"! This extension adds a button to the right of the address bar that all closes all tabs to the left of the current active tab. Unlike most other extensions, it doesn't closed tabs you've pinned!

Open a Closed Tabs

Reopen lost tabs instantly with Open a Closed Tab! Easily open recently closed pages with one click. Your Solution to Recovering Lost Tabs – Open a Closed Tab Extension Accidentally closed a page and need it back? This Chrome extension is here to save the day! Designed for seamless browsing, this lightweight tool helps you instantly open google chrome tabs that were closed by mistake. Whether you're researching, working, or shopping is essential for a smooth online experience. With just one click, this extension lets you open closed tabs on chrome, making it a must-have for every Chrome user. Why You Need Open a Closed Tab Losing a tab can disrupt your workflow, but this extension ensures you never lose track. Here’s why it stands out: Instant Recovery: Learn how to open recently closed sessions in seconds. User-Friendly: Simple interface to open a shuted page without hassle. Lightweight: No impact on browser speed when used this extension. This extension is perfect for anyone who wants to master how to restore a tab you just closed, especially during multitasking sessions. Effortless Tab Recovery with Chrome Lost your previous page in Chrome? Our extension is the seamless solution. Retrieve your most recent browsing session instantly with just one click. Eliminate the hassle of searching through your history for lost research or shopping sites. This tool guarantees your essential pages remain just a moment away, always accessible. The extension is packed with features to enhance your browsing: 📍 Quick Access: recivery recently shuted tab with one click. 📌 Easy selection: quickly open one, three or five last closed sessions. ➡️ Help: read how to restore shuted pages These features make it easy to find tabs and keep your workflow uninterrupted. How to Make Work More Comfortable Not sure how to open pages? Our extension is your answer. It adds a convenient button to your Chrome toolbar, allowing you to open window chrome instantly. It’s perfect for students, professionals, or anyone who needs to work comfortably at a computer. Perfect for Multitasking If you’re juggling multiple google open tabs, this extension is a game-changer. It helps you manage tabs opened during busy sessions, ensuring you can open chrome tabs without missing a beat. Here’s how it benefits multitaskers: 1️⃣ Fast Recovery: Quickly restored a closed one, three, five pages during hectic workflows. 2️⃣ No Lag: Lightweight design keeps chrome open closed tab functionality smooth. 3️⃣ Intuitive: Perfect for users learning how to load a recently closed session. Seamless Integration with Chrome This extension blends perfectly with Chrome’s ecosystem. It supports across all types of pages, from news articles to work documents. The extension’s intuitive design makes it easy without slowing down your browser. Why is our extension, and not an alternative one There are many similar tools, but none are as focused as open a closed pages. Here’s what sets it apart: 📍 Simplicity: No complex menus—just three buttons in the extension 📌 Speed: Instantly extension without delays. ➡️ Reliability: Consistently recovers chrome open tabs. This article details a Chrome extension designed for effortless retrieval of lost browser sessions. Its core benefits are: 1. Instant Access: Regain lost content in seconds with a single click, bypassing complex history menus. 2. Streamlined Workflow: Its simple, intuitive interface prevents disruption, maintaining your focus and productivity. 3. Lightweight Performance: The tool operates seamlessly without consuming excessive memory or slowing down browser speed. 4. Customizable Retrieval: Quickly open tabs: one, three, or five of your most recently lost pages to suit your immediate needs. 5. Seamless Integration: It blends perfectly into the Chrome environment for a native and hassle-free user experience. Ultimately, this extension is a essential productivity tool for anyone seeking a reliable and efficient method to recover their browsing activity. Open tabs in one click.