TabDog is an open-source utility that bridges Google Chrome's internal tab and process information to the macOS system level. It enables users to see memory usage at a glance, close tabs without switching windows, and keep their browser under control.

TabDog features include search functionality to filter tabs or windows by title, URL, or app name. It offers group by domain toggle to organize tabs by website domain, sort order options to arrange tabs by most recent or oldest first, and quick access to recently closed tabs and recently quit apps for reopening or relaunching.

The app operates through a Chrome extension that communicates with a native macOS menu bar app via native messaging over stdio. This architecture allows TabDog to monitor and control Chrome tabs and apps from the macOS system level, providing seamless integration between the browser and operating system.

TabDog helps users manage browser tabs and applications efficiently, reducing clutter and improving productivity. It is built for power users who refuse to let their browser slow them down, offering quick access to tab management directly from the menu bar.

TabDog targets macOS users who need to manage multiple browser tabs and applications efficiently. It requires macOS 13 Ventura or later and Google Chrome 116 or later, with installation options including direct DMG download or Homebrew installation alongside a Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store.