Updated
Updated · Computerworld · Sep 2
Bardi Golriz Launches 99-Cent Tab-da Extension for Chromium Browsers
Updated
Updated · Computerworld · Sep 2

Bardi Golriz Launches 99-Cent Tab-da Extension for Chromium Browsers

1 articles · Updated · Computerworld · Sep 2

Summary

  • Tab-da adds an OS-style tab switcher, a command bar and custom keyboard shortcuts to Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and other Chromium-based browsers.
  • Ctrl-Shift-arrow keys let users move across open tabs like Alt-Tab on a desktop, while Ctrl-Shift-space opens a launcher for tabs, bookmarks, history, downloads and tab actions.
  • Custom shortcuts can open single sites or preset groups of sites, aiming to speed repetitive browser workflows without relying on AI automation.
  • Golriz says the extension keeps browsing data on-device with no syncing or tracking; it is free for 7 days, then costs 99 cents a month or $20 for lifetime access.

Insights

Why are browsers morphing into operating systems, and is Tab-da the ultimate proof?
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