Tab Expose

Productivity

Version: 1.0

Last Update: 2019-12-15

Overview

Tab Expose is a Chrome extension developed by Delaney Garcia. According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of Tab Expose is 1.0, updated on 2019-12-15.
187 users have installed this extension. 1 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .

Spread out your tabs, across your screen... expose style

This is a simple extension to 'spread out' your tabs in a single window, similar to the exposé feature on macOS.

When you click the extnesion, it will evenly distribute your tabs across your screen in separate windows

this is useful for 2+ tab sessions, where you want to read two (or more) things at once.

currently, only 8 tabs (per window) are supported.

Rating

1 ratings

Total Installs

187

Information

Last Update

2019-12-15

Current Version

1.0

Size

17.67KiB

Author

Delaney Garcia

Website

None

Category

Productivity

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Latest Reviews


Tim Marshall 2021-06-05 This is good ! It's about as close as you'll probably get to showing all your tabs laid out as Windows, like Mac's Expose view. To use it the best way: 1) One time do this: In windows: Settings personalisations Taskbar "combine taskbar buttons" never. Then, whenever you want to see all your tabs laid out as windows: 2) Hit the button for the extension (which you should pin next to address bar). 3) Touch each tab in turn: this will make them all appear This is a small extra effort but worth it for seeing all your tabs laid out. Great job ! I am turning off any chrome auto-updates just so I can ensure I can keep using this! I'd give it even more stars if you didn't have to touch each tab, and especially if you dont have to do step 1 above. (BTW Im using Classic Shell, but I believe the above should still work)
Tim Marshall 2021-06-05 This is good ! It's about as close as you'll probably get to showing all your tabs laid out as Windows, like Mac's Expose view. To use it the best way: 1) One time do this: In windows: Settings personalisations Taskbar "combine taskbar buttons" never. Then, whenever you want to see all your tabs laid out as windows: 2) Hit the button for the extension (which you should pin next to address bar). 3) Touch each tab in turn: this will make them all appear This is a small extra effort but worth it for seeing all your tabs laid out. Great job ! I am turning off any chrome auto-updates just so I can ensure I can keep using this! I'd give it even more stars if you didn't have to touch each tab, and especially if you dont have to do step 1 above. (BTW Im using Classic Shell, but I believe the above should still work)
Tim Marshall 2021-06-05 This is good ! It's about as close as you'll probably get to showing all your tabs laid out as Windows, like Mac's Expose view. To use it the best way: 1) One time do this: In windows: Settings personalisations Taskbar "combine taskbar buttons" never. Then, whenever you want to see all your tabs laid out as windows: 2) Hit the button for the extension (which you should pin next to address bar). 3) Touch each tab in turn: this will make them all appear This is a small extra effort but worth it for seeing all your tabs laid out. Great job ! I am turning off any chrome auto-updates just so I can ensure I can keep using this! I'd give it even more stars if you didn't have to touch each tab, and especially if you dont have to do step 1 above. (BTW Im using Classic Shell, but I believe the above should still work)
Tim Marshall 2021-06-05 This is good ! It's about as close as you'll probably get to showing all your tabs laid out as Windows, like Mac's Expose view. To use it the best way: 1) One time do this: In windows: Settings personalisations Taskbar "combine taskbar buttons" never. Then, whenever you want to see all your tabs laid out as windows: 2) Hit the button for the extension (which you should pin next to address bar). 3) Touch each tab in turn: this will make them all appear This is a small extra effort but worth it for seeing all your tabs laid out. Great job ! I am turning off any chrome auto-updates just so I can ensure I can keep using this! I'd give it even more stars if you didn't have to touch each tab, and especially if you dont have to do step 1 above. (BTW Im using Classic Shell, but I believe the above should still work)
Tim Marshall 2021-06-05 This is good ! It's about as close as you'll probably get to showing all your tabs laid out as Windows, like Mac's Expose view. To use it the best way: 1) One time do this: In windows: Settings personalisations Taskbar "combine taskbar buttons" never. Then, whenever you want to see all your tabs laid out as windows: 2) Hit the button for the extension (which you should pin next to address bar). 3) Touch each tab in turn: this will make them all appear This is a small extra effort but worth it for seeing all your tabs laid out. Great job ! I am turning off any chrome auto-updates just so I can ensure I can keep using this! I'd give it even more stars if you didn't have to touch each tab, and especially if you dont have to do step 1 above. (BTW Im using Classic Shell, but I believe the above should still work)