TabCmdr - Tabs, Bookmarks, History, Ruler, AI chat & 50+ commands

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built TabCmdr because I was drowning in tabs and constantly reaching for ⌘K or ⌘P that simply didn’t exist in the browser. TabCmdr is a command palette for your browser — inspired by tools like Spotlight, Raycast, VS Code and Linear — but designed for everyday browsing. What it does: 🔍 Search everything instantly Search tabs, bookmarks, history, downloads, recently closed tabs and more — all from one palette. ⚡ Built for speed Results appear instantly with fuzzy search and keyboard-first navigation. 🤖 AI chat built in Use ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek, Perplexity, OpenRouter and more — directly inside the palette, without opening another tab. 🧠 Ask AI about the current page Summarize, explain, rewrite or translate webpages instantly. ⌨️ 50+ browser commands Close duplicate tabs, close tabs to the right, sort tabs, merge windows, pin tabs, mute tabs, screenshot pages, generate QR codes, pick colors and more. 😀 Emoji picker Search thousands of emojis instantly and copy with one key. 🌤 Weather Instant weather forecasts directly from the command palette. 📰 RSS reader Follow feeds without breaking your workflow. ✅ Todo list Simple keyboard-driven todos built into the palette. 🧮 Built-in tools Calculator, unit conversion, timezone conversion, UUID generator, color tools and more. 🎨 Beautiful themes Includes dark, light, Tokyo Night, Catppuccin, Dracula, Nord and more. 📏 Pixel-perfect ruler & inspector Measure spacing, dimensions and UI elements directly on webpages. Great for designers, frontend developers and screenshots. 🔒 Privacy first Everything runs locally in your browser. No tracking, no cloud sync, no data collection. AI requests go directly to your selected provider. Why TabCmdr? Most browser productivity tools are either: * too simple (just tab search) * or too heavy (full sidebar apps) TabCmdr sits in the middle: A fast, lightweight command palette for your entire browser. The goal is simple: Stay in flow. Keep your hands on the keyboard. Never break context. Would love feedback, feature ideas, and command suggestions 🚀