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Copyright (c) 2024 Nicholas Comer
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# HyperTab
A brutally simple browser extension that targets Firefox meant to be a replica of Chrome's tab switcher. Quickly open, search, then switch to any open tab.
## Why?
Switching from Chrome to Firefox is mostly fine. But Firefox's current "story" for navigating between tabs is really sub-par (IMO). This extension, for me, implements a _must have_ feature for any browser I am using: Quick tab search and switch.
## Privacy/Security
You're probably here to make sure this extension isn't doing anything sneak, right? Good for you, everyone who is able to understand code should do this. Have a look around and see for yourself. **But,** I will save you a bunch of time: this browser extension does not persist anything and does not talk to any servers; it doesn't need to!