Browser tab manager

Sidebery is a Firefox tab manager extension that provides a vertical sidebar interface for organizing tabs and bookmarks. It replaces the traditional top tab bar with a vertical layout to improve screen utilization. The tool features a hierarchical tree-structured tab management system and a browser snapshot utility for capturing and restoring the state of windows and panels. Users can organize their browsing environment through these snapshots and dedicated sidebar panels for history and bookmarks. The interface supports visual customization via configurable settings and custom styles. It a

Tab-Session-Manager is a browser extension designed to capture, organize, and restore window and tab configurations. It functions as a utility for maintaining workflow continuity by serializing the state of open browser sessions into structured data, which is then stored locally to ensure availability across browser restarts. The extension distinguishes itself through automated background orchestration, which monitors browser lifecycle events to trigger state snapshots without requiring manual intervention. It supports the preservation of complex tab group structures, ensuring that categorize

Tab Stash is a browser extension designed to manage, categorize, and archive collections of open browser tabs. By capturing active web pages and organizing them into structured bookmark folders, the tool enables users to declutter their workspaces while maintaining a persistent history of their browsing sessions. The extension distinguishes itself by leveraging native browser infrastructure for its core operations. It utilizes the built-in bookmarking system as a persistent storage layer and relies on native cloud synchronization services to propagate saved tab collections across multiple dev

Vimium-C is a keyboard-driven browser extension that provides a vim-like navigation tool for web browsers. It functions as a customizable key mapper and accessibility tool, allowing users to interact with web content and manage browser tabs and windows without a mouse. The project distinguishes itself through advanced key mapping capabilities, including the ability to define contextual shortcuts based on the website host and remap keyboard layouts. It implements mode-specific mappings to prevent command conflicts and allows for specific keyboard mappings to function within text input boxes.

Bubbles is a terminal user interface toolkit and component library providing a set of pre-built, reusable widgets for creating interactive command-line applications. It functions as a framework for building complex tools that require real-time updates and keyboard navigation. The library includes a variety of specialized interface elements such as fuzzy-filterable item lists, single-line and multi-line text inputs, and tabular data grids. It also provides visual feedback components including animated loading spinners, progress meters, countdown timers, and stopwatches. Additional capabilitie

chromedp is a browser automation framework and driver that controls web browsers via the Chrome DevTools Protocol. It functions as a headless browser automation tool and web browser controller, enabling the programmatic management of browser sessions, targets, and network responses through a remote debugging interface. The project provides specialized capabilities for Chrome DevTools Protocol automation, including headless browser testing, web scraping and data extraction, and mobile device emulation. It also supports browser-based visual regression by capturing precise screenshots of web pag