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Opens new tabs at the end, and snaps back to view the opener tab under certain conditions The video explains it best, but by default, this extension does the following: - When a new tab is opened, it is sent to the end on the far-right - If that tab was opened with a left-click, such that it is automatically switched to, closing it will switch back to the tab from which is was opened (as long as no other tab had been switched to in the meantime) What that means in practical terms is this: 1. if I have an RSS reader open, left-clicking to read a story immediately will show me an open a tab on the end of the list. Closing that story it will take me back to my RSS reader. 2. If I queue up a bunch of stories to read by middle-clicking several links, they will all open on the end of the tab list. When I go to read them by clicking on the first tab I opened, closing it will show me the next story. I recognize how incredibly small the audience is for this exact setup, but there you have it. Attributions I used to just locally comment out some code in Brad Dwyer's Modified Tab Ordering extension from https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/lhlppppejjiiinhklmlpfkafimagbcbe - but Chrome now considers changes to be security issues. Since Brad's extension uses a deprecated version of the Chrome extension API, I based my version off of itworks' New Tabs At End from https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/new-tabs-at-end/bgogjfbkjgjhonhikkkflpkgpcpfljoa
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Tab Activate
New tabs open immediately instead of in the background Please read the detailed description of required permissions (below) and why they are necessary. Without them, Tab Activate could not work as described. Absolutely no data is changed or collected. When you open a link in a new tab, Chrome opens the new tab in the background and provides no option to switch to it immediately. With Tab Activate, new tabs open immediately instead of in the background. To override Tab Activate and open a new tab in the background, press the Shift key while opening the new tab. Note: Override does not work for bookmarks. In other browsers, this setting is called: "When you open a link in a new tab, switch to it immediately." Read and change all your data on the websites you visit: Required to detect when the Shift key is pressed (no website data is read or changed) Due to limitations in the Chrome extension API, the only way to detect if the Shift key is being pressed is with the required permissions. Absolutely no data is changed or collected. Version 3.1 Improved Shift key detection when the window loses focus. Improved error handling. Fixed a console error. Version 2.1 New icon. Fixed issues created by Chrome 79 extension API changes. Version 1.2 New tabs open to the right of the previous tab and new background tabs open at the end. Version 1.1 Shift key overrides Tab Activate and opens new tabs in the background.
AnotherTab - New Tab page
Uses New Tab page to show bookmarks folder (Bookmarks Bar by default) for quick access to its items and allows to manage it This extension replaces Chrome's standard New Tab page with a very simple thing - a list of a content of a selected bookmarks folder (Bookmarks Bar by default), installed Chrome Extensions list and some useful Chrome shortcuts like settings, passwords, cookies, extensions and data cleanup. It also has a limited functionality for bookmark and extensions management - edit name/URL and position (and delete it) for bookmarks, and extension removal for extensions. In addition, extension also syncs with Google (if you have Chrome logged into your Google account) so you have settings synchronized across all computers you use Chrome at. Use edit mode (pencil button or menu item) to rearrange (drag to new location) and edit bookmarks, and also to change displayed bookmarks directory (by clicking on its name at the top in edit mode). The settings (gears icon) provides access to some internal settings you might want to use to change the page representation, and to some Chrome functionality shortcuts
Automatic Tab Opener
Enables the user to set specific times to open a tab for a specific URL with options of closing automatically the tab when complete Our extension, "Automatic Tab Opener" allows you to automate the opening of multiple URLs based on a cron expression or predefined intervals (e.g., daily, hourly, every minute). Simply input the URLs you want to open and specify the frequency at which they should be opened. The cron expression follows the standard format, with the ability to specify minute, hour, day of the month, month, and day of the week. For example, to open the URLs every day at 8am, you would enter "0 8 * * *". Or, you can choose one of the predefined intervals (e.g., daily, hourly, every minute, specific days) from the dropdown menu. The extension will then open the specified URLs at the specified frequency, saving you time and effort in manually opening them yourself. With "Automatic Tab Opener" you can streamline your daily tasks and focus on more important things.
