Command Reference.

Opens a blank tab in the current window. Useful when you want a fresh page without reaching for the mouse.

Closes the tab you are currently viewing.

Closes every tab in the current window except the one you are on.

Closes all tabs positioned to the right of the current tab. Handy for cleaning up after a research trail.

Closes all tabs positioned to the left of the current tab.

Creates an exact copy of the current tab, including scroll position and form state. Bind a shortcut via chrome://extensions/shortcuts.

Refreshes the current page. For a hard refresh that also clears the cache, use Clear Cache & Reload (Developer Mode).

Pinned tabs are smaller, stuck to the left side of the tab bar, and survive accidental "Close Other Tabs" actions.

Silences or restores audio for the current tab. The tab keeps playing — only audio output is toggled.

Mutes every other tab in the window. Useful when multiple tabs are playing audio and you want to focus on one.

Detaches the current tab into its own window. Useful for side-by-side work or moving a tab to another display.

Shows a list of open windows and moves the current tab into whichever one you select.

Gives the tab a custom title that persists across reloads. Useful for distinguishing multiple tabs from the same site. Also available via Alt+R shortcut.

Removes the custom name and restores the original page title.

Restores the most recently closed tab using Chrome's session restore, preserving history and scroll position.

Finds tabs with identical URLs and closes the duplicates, keeping the first occurrence of each.

Instantly switches to the tab that is currently playing audio. Great for finding that tab with music or a video.

Suspends the current tab, freeing its memory while keeping it in the tab bar. The tab reloads when you switch back to it.

Suspends every other tab in the current window, freeing memory. Active, pinned, and audible tabs are skipped.

Jumps to your most recently used tab. Press again to cycle further back through recent tabs (MRU), like Alt+Tab for browser tabs.

Shows an overlay of your recently visited tabs. Use arrow keys to browse, number keys to jump, Enter to go, Escape to cancel.

Shows your last 50 visited tabs with timestamps. Open tabs show a green icon; closed ones show red with a "Closed" badge. Press Opt+K for sub-actions.

Selects all ungrouped, unpinned tabs matching the current tab's domain. Hold Shift+Enter to include grouped and pinned tabs too.

Reorders all tabs in the current window alphabetically by their page title.

Reorders all tabs in the current window alphabetically by their full URL.

Groups tabs by domain so all tabs from the same website sit next to each other.

Creates a named tab group for each domain, auto-colored. Tabs from github.com get a "github.com" group, etc.

Finds all open tabs that were opened from the current tab (e.g. links clicked in a newsletter) and groups them together. The group is named after the current tab.‌‌‌⁠⁠⁠‌‌

Creates a new tab group from the currently selected tabs. You'll be prompted to name and color the group.

Shows a list of open tab groups and adds the current tab to whichever one you select. If no groups exist, you can create one on the spot.

Shows a list of all tab groups across windows. Select one to switch to its first tab.

Changes the name of the tab group that the current tab belongs to.

Removes the current tab (or selected tabs) from their group without closing them.

Shows a list of groups. Selecting one closes all its tabs and deletes the group.

Detaches the current tab group into its own window, keeping the group intact.

Lists groups in other windows. Select one to pull it into the current window.

Saves all tabs in the current window as a named Space you can restore later. Preserves Chrome tab group membership so restoring rebuilds the groups too.

Saves just the tabs in the current tab group as a Space. Only available when the current tab is in a group.

Shows all saved Spaces. Selecting one restores the tabs (and groups) it contains. Use Opt+K on a space to rename or delete it.‍​‍‍​‍‍‍‍‍‍​​​‍‍

Creates a keyword shortcut for a URL. Type the keyword in the palette to instantly navigate — e.g. "gh" opens github.com.

Shows your aliases and removes the selected one.

Copies the full URL of the current page to your clipboard. Also available via Alt+C shortcut.

Copies every open tab URL in the current window as a newline-separated list.

Opens a box to paste URLs into, one per line, and opens each as a background tab. Only http/https URLs are opened.

Opens a search view of your download history. Type to filter by filename. Press Opt+K on a result for sub-actions (open, reveal, delete).

Shows your last 10 downloads with progress bars for active transfers. Pause, resume, or cancel in-progress downloads.

Clears the browser's download history. Files on disk are not deleted.

Opens your system's default downloads folder in Finder (Mac) or Explorer (Windows).

Converts the current page to clean Markdown. Press Opt+K to choose: download as .md file, copy to clipboard, or send to Obsidian.

Opens a new incognito/private browsing window.

Captures the visible viewport as a PNG file with a descriptive filename (screenshot-{domain}-{timestamp}.png).

Captures the entire page including content below the fold using Chrome DevTools Protocol. Saved as full-screenshot-{domain}-{timestamp}.png.

Shows all images on the page with thumbnails in a gallery overlay. Filter by name, download individually, or bulk-download all.

Opens the Chrome extensions management page where you can enable, disable, or reload extensions.

Opens the full-page settings UI where you can configure theme, behavior, feature gates, backups, and more.

Opens Mission Control settings where you can toggle new tab page sections (clock, weather, focus, search bar, spaces) and configure time zones and weather location.

Downloads all helm settings (renames, spaces, aliases, theme, preferences) as a JSON file for backup or transfer.

Loads settings from a previously exported JSON file. Replaces current settings.

Erases all helm data — renames, spaces, aliases, themes, everything. This cannot be undone.

Resets the usage history that powers the "recently used commands" boost in search ranking.

Pins the current tab to the Quick Links grid on Mission Control (the new-tab page). Switches Quick Links to Smart mode if needed so the pin shows.

Opens the helm Ko-fi page where you can support development.