Tab Atlas — Matteo

Tab Atlas gives Firefox a fast visual overview of your open tabs. Open it from the toolbar button or keyboard shortcut, then choose a tab from an animated thumbnail grid.

Highlights:

• Animated transitions when opening the overview and returning to a tab.
• View tabs in the current Firefox window or across all accessible windows.
• Search tab titles and addresses instantly.
• Adjustable thumbnail size, remembered locally.
• Click a thumbnail to switch tabs; hover or middle-click to close one.
• Keyboard navigation with arrow keys, Enter, Escape, Home and End.
• Clear placeholders for sleeping tabs and pages Firefox cannot capture.
• Light and dark appearance follows the system.
• Reduced-motion settings are respected.

Tab Atlas does not move or regroup tabs. Selecting a tab in another window focuses that window. Private and regular browsing windows remain separate.

Support the project:

Tab Atlas is free to use, with no paid features or subscription. If you find it useful, you can support its continued maintenance with a voluntary contribution at:

https://ko-fi.com/tabatlas

Privacy:

Tab Atlas does not collect, upload or sell browsing data. Tab titles, addresses and screenshots are used only to build the local overview and remain in extension memory. No browsing information is sent to a server. The only persistent preference is the chosen thumbnail size.

Important limitations:

The overview is an extension tab rather than a replacement for Firefox’s native tab strip. Sleeping tabs may show a placeholder until opened. Firefox internal pages, other extension pages and some protected pages cannot be captured by Firefox’s screenshot API. Firefox 142 or later is required.