I built TabScroll because I was tired of losing tabs

I’m the kind of person who always has too many tabs open.

Documentation, GitHub, dashboards, test reports, many tabs, and somehow, the one tab I need is always hiding somewhere in the middle.

Chrome’s normal tab bar works well until it gets crowded. Then every tab becomes a tiny icon, and finding the right one turns into a guessing game.

So I built TabScroll, a small Chrome extension that gives you a visual, full screen way to browse your open tabs.

With TabScroll, you can:

• Open the tab switcher with Ctrl + Shift + K
• Move through tabs using your mouse wheel or arrow keys *Preview each tab’s content, title, URL, and favicon before opening it
• Press Enter or click a card to open the selected tab

Everything runs locally in your browser. TabScroll doesn’t send your browsing data, screenshots, analytics, or telemetry anywhere.

It’s still an early project, and I’d genuinely appreciate feedback especially from people who regularly work with dozens of tabs.

You can try it here:

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/monkhocbkbpjikgjkiaglgdannfmmmfd

If you test it, let me know: what would make switching between tabs easier for you?