Mini Tab Sidebar

Every window, every tab, one searchable panel. For people who lose track.

Press Ctrl+I → type a few letters → Enter. You're on the tab.

What it does

All windows, always expanded — every window and its tabs in one list, color-striped per window, live-updating.
Search everything — titles and URLs across all windows, arrow-key navigation, recently-closed tabs included.
Pins — one-click access to the sites you live in; focuses the existing tab wherever it is.
Sidebar, dropdown, or pop-out — side panel, spotlight-style dropdown, or a standalone window parked next to your dock.
Tab hygiene — duplicate finder with one-click cleanup, sleep button to free memory, mute button, drag tabs between windows.
Tab-count badge — a passive "it's getting bad again" meter on the toolbar icon.

What it doesn't do

No accounts. No servers. No analytics. No tracking. Privacy policy is one paragraph because there's nothing to disclose.

For terminal people

An optional open-source companion (desk-bar) puts your tmux panes in the same sidebar — searchable, grouped by ssh host, one click focuses the right terminal window. Linux + tmux.