Tabloc Tabloc

Accessibility
Version: 0.5
Last Update: 2022-07-18

Overview

Tabloc is a Chrome extension developed by asukaze. According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of Tabloc is 0.5, updated on 2022-07-18.
3,000+ users have installed this extension. 25 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .

Open new tabs when you click links.

This extension adds "Lock Tab" icon in the tool bar.
When you click links in the locked tab, current page is preserved and new tab opens.
Does not works in extensions gallery and framed pages.

Tabloc for Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/12536/

Ver.0.5 (2022/07/18)
- updated to manifest_version 3.
- uses Storage API to store preferences instead of LocalStorage.
- simplified the default icons.
- split the "Auto-Lock URL" for "background tabs", "foreground tabs", and "excluded URLs".
- automatically adds URLs to the auto-lock URLs when the tab is locked.
- auto lock URLs are now considered as partial match instead of exact match.
- added emoji to the locked tab title.
- merged foreground icon and background icon to one "enabled" icon.

Ver.0.4 (2015/03/22)
- support custom icons.

Ver.0.3 (2012/10/08)
- updated to manifest_version 2.

Ver.0.1.3 (2010/03/04)
- add "auto-link" feature.

Ver.0.1.2 (2010/02/02)
- update description.

Ver.0.1.1 (2010/01/31)
- support some options.

Rating

25 ratings

Total Installs

3,000+

Information

Last Update

2022-07-18

Current Version

0.5

Size

11.07KiB

Author

asukaze

Website

None

Category

Accessibility

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avatar Louis Keal
2021-11-19

A very useful little extension! Underrated ❤

avatar Mary McGhee
2021-07-18

This is a really helpful add-on. I regularly visit a few pages (the New York Times is one) that don't take you back to the same point on the page when you follow a link and then return. This extension lets me view the linked page in a new tab and then pick up where I left off on the original one, without any extra clicks or keyboard shortcuts.

Just one problem: When I've locked a tab, and I click a link, Chrome opens up TWO identical new tabs for that link. I can't figure out why, or how to stop it. It's not a deal-breaker, but it's annoying.

avatar Raffhell Hadden
2020-04-14

Not bad. There is an issue. "In-line links" option also try to open in new background tab any button (which is probably unwanted). I know the extension is old, but maybe anyone managed to fix it ;)

avatar Steve Robbins
2018-07-02

It doesn't work when clicking on the names on YouTube. Always opens on the same page.

It's close, but no cigar. Would appreciate updates to handle these issues. I want to be able to click on any link without wiping out the 300 word post I'm almost finished with.

avatar Dan Moorehead — PowerSheet.ai
2017-11-01

Very useful.
Click toolbar icon (turning purple) to "Lock" a tab (different from Chrome's Lock) causing all link clicked to open in new tabs

Issues:
1. Please allow middle click to open in current tab instead so don't have to disable to do.
2. Refresh causes tab to loose Locking (even ignoring auto-lock regex rule)
3. Auto-lock Regex Rules seem broken and non-intuitive, have to have .*twitter.com.* to work, when should match substring (eg. URL contains pattern) by default. Even https?://twitter\.com/.* fails for some reason.
4. Please show locking in tab (eg. color if possible, otherwise "?" prefix in tab title).