ChromeTab replaces Chrome's new tab page with a dashboard of your open tabs, grouped by domain.
- Shows all open tabs in a grid by domain
- Pulls common homepages like Gmail, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, and GitHub into a separate group
- Lets you jump to any tab by clicking its title
- Lets you close tabs one by one or in groups
- Flags duplicate tabs
- Lets you save tabs for later in a local checklist
- Shows optional weather from your current IP location or a saved custom city
Send your coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, etc.) this repo and say "install this":
https://github.com/KnightYao/ChromeTab.gitThe agent will walk you through it. Takes about 1 minute.
- Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/KnightYao/ChromeTab.git
cd ChromeTab- Open Chrome and go to
chrome://extensions - Turn on Developer mode
- Click Load unpacked
- Select the
extension/folder from this repo - Open a new tab
- Saved tabs are stored in
chrome.storage.local - Weather settings are stored in
chrome.storage.local - Tab data, saved tabs, quotes, and vocabulary stay local
- The optional weather widget requests location/weather data from
ipapi.coand Open-Meteo - Favicons use Chrome's tab metadata; no external favicon service is required
- No Node.js, npm, or backend is required
git pullThen reload the extension in chrome://extensions.
MIT