推荐Tab Position Manager

Doesn't work. New tab position logic is the same after installing this ext.

Doesn't do the 1 thing it is programmed to do. Tabs still open all the way to the right and not next to current tab.

Not enough options on the options page - you can't set which tab to activate when closing a tab.

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Useless. Works when opening a new link from the current tab, doesn't work if creating a brand new tab with the "+" button.

this extension "New Adjacent Tab" did not work. FYI, this other extension "New Tab Positioner" works great: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/new-tab-positioner/aggooolbccepijnndlobojgdaeabbcfn

Simple and exactly what I was looking for. Nothing more nothing less.

I've been wanting to have this feature to use a shortcut to create a new tab right next to the current tab in Chrome for so long. This plugin is perfect, and exactly what I've been looking for. It's really satisfying to be able to quickly open a new tab in the right place instead of all the way at the end of all of my multiple tabs, which was useless for me. I highly recommend this plugin. It just works and does what it says. Thank you for this.

Does not at all do what it says. Why you can't just open a new tab next to the current one, why is there any need for context menu or shortcut keys. Just open a new tab adjacent to current one as the title would suggest. 👎

it's working and the experience is amazing

works just fine and unlike other similar extensions it has a few extra options, which some will definitely appreciate, not me though, I didn't need them. But ultimately I had to go with Tab Position Manager because in New Adjacent Tab new tabs opened from the same tab would open to the right of the one already opened, so O, 1, 2, 3, ... I wanted the new tabs to be ALWAYS the first one on the right, so O, 3, 2, 1 because that's how I had it previously and I got used to it and I also think it's better since I always know which is the last one I opened. This should be a toggle in both extensions but it's not in either.