155 Interest Score
7 Discussions
0.05 Engagement
Jun 2024 Launched
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1. Mark well the URLs thou dost wish to spare 2. Establish a schedule upon which thou desires the tabs to be slain 3. Tarry not, for the task shall be accomplished without further ado Thus, thy browsing experience shall be kept neat by this noble extension

What the Community Said

I hacked this together because I wanted it. It's possible this functionality already exists - but not with the name tab slayer. I believe the permission are pretty reasonable, it needs access to your tabs to close them. I can open source the code if people would rather audit + build from source themselves. I would probably add a feature if you asked, and would be even more likely to do it if you bought me a coffee :) have a great day!

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That's an interesting and much-needed concept.

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This is really cool! I always end up with too many tabs open, so I could use some help clearing them out 🔪

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Interesting! I find myself closing multiple tabs of the same website I've opened, would be nice to automate it! Congrats!

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Tab Slayer sounds like a great productivity tool! How customizable is the scheduling feature? Also, do you plan on adding any analytics to show users their browsing habits? Congrats on the launch!

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A measure of community engagement at launch. Higher means more people noticed and interacted with the product. It's a traction signal, not a quality rating.

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