Duplicate Tab Shortcut Chrome Extension Analysis

Listing positioning

The extension positions itself as a workflow enhancer that provides essential tab management shortcuts missing from native Chrome. It emphasizes customizability and additional window management features like popping tabs or opening tabs to the immediate right.

Inferred product pattern

A utility-driven extension providing keyboard-centric shortcuts for advanced tab and window management.

Review-backed pain points

Users report that duplicated tabs sometimes fail to preserve session variables or specific page locations (e.g., reverting to page 1 of a search). There is also feedback that duplicates often appear at the far right of the tab bar instead of next to the original tab.

Observed feature gaps

Does not always replicate the full session state/history of a tab compared to native right-click methods; lacks an automatic 'focus new tab' feature in some instances.

Support

No support complaints observed.

Reliability

Some users reported issues with session/state preservation during the duplication process.

Privacy

No privacy complaints observed.