One tab. Or all the way.
Go to the previous or next tab. Assign extra shortcuts to jump straight to the first or last.
A LITTLE LESS CLICKING
Keep your hands on the keyboard.
Hop to the next tab, back to the last,
or straight to where you started.
For Chrome & Edge · Free & open source
Manual install available now. Store listings coming soon.
Try the buttons. Find your flow.
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LESS REACH. MORE RHYTHM.
Go to the previous or next tab. Assign extra shortcuts to jump straight to the first or last.
Change the keys in your browser’s shortcut settings. The toolbar popup shows what’s assigned.
Wrap from the last tab to the first, including pinned tabs. Always stay in your current window.
SMALL SETUP. EVERYDAY PAYOFF.
Get the ZIP, unpack it, and give your tabs
a new way to move.
Keep the extracted folder somewhere permanent.
Go to chrome://extensions or edge://extensions and turn on Developer mode.
Choose Load unpacked and select the extracted folder containing manifest.json. Try Command + Shift + ↓ on Mac.
Yes. Open the TabHop toolbar popup and choose Customize shortcuts. You can assign keys for previous, next, first, and last tab. First and last start unassigned.
The default combinations use Ctrl + Shift + Up or Down. Windows and Linux runtime behavior has not yet been verified. See the testing notes.
TabHop focuses on tab navigation. Some system and browser shortcuts take priority, and other extensions may already have claimed your preferred keys. These combinations may replace normal text-selection behavior while the browser is focused.
It processes tab positions and identifiers locally to switch tabs. It does not collect or transmit personal information, read website content, or include analytics. Read the privacy policy.