A handy Chrome extension that allows you to close large numbers of tabs based on various parameters and options (Pinned, Muted, Domain, URL, etc).
- Tab Ninja
- Version :0.0.5
- License :Trial
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Harsh Vakharia
Tab Ninja Description
Tab Ninja is a lightweight and extremely straightforward Chrome extension that allows you to swiftly close tabs based on various criteria.
For example, you can close all tabs from either side of any active one, all the tabs that are currently pinned or muted, or just the tabs with the same host, domain, and URL. Additionally, you can instantly close all highlighted tabs, the currently loading ones or all of which have already loaded.
Neat productivity-orientated extension that lives within Chrome’s contextual menu
As expected, the extension can be effortlessly deployed on your computer’s Chrome browser with just a mouse click on the “ADD TO CHROME” button, from its Chrome Web Store listing.
Clicking the extension’s icon from Chrome’s toolbar doesn’t do anything since Tab Ninja chiefly integrates with the contextual menu. That said, right click on (almost) any webpage and you will notice a Tab Ninja menu.
Interesting and useful extension that could do with some extra features
All the options are somewhat organized based on their relevance and importance and are readily accessible on the same menu. That said, we can’t overlook the fact that this extension does not offer you the possibility to organize the options based on your preferences.
Furthermore, it would have been nice if the extension would bundle an “Undo” button. Keyboard support would have also been quite useful, especially in the case when you already have dozens of other extensions that have entries in Chrome’s contextual menu.
Promptly and conveniently close large number of tabs with the help of this Chrome extension
Nevertheless, even so, Tab Ninja is an efficient Chrome extension that might prove to be of great use to users who are constantly working with scores of tabs and are looking for a quick way of selectively closing some of them.