TabTint marks your active tab with a colored favicon accent and quietly dims the rest. Slide the dim and title-shorten controls until your tab strip feels like yours.
Pick the favicon treatment that fits your taste. The original site favicon stays visible for three of the four.
Solid colored dot replaces the site favicon. Maximum contrast.
Original site favicon plus a small colored dot at the bottom-right. Default.
Colored ring around the site favicon. Bold but keeps the site glyph.
A colored vertical stripe on the left. Asymmetric accent, site glyph intact.
Pick a preset to match your workflow, or hit the rainbow + chip and pipe in a specific hex.
Hex stored locally with your other settings. Never sent anywhere.
A favicon-dim slider and a title-shorten slider. Dial them in independently from 0 to 100.
No dimming. Use the active marker alone if you prefer a busy tab bar.
Favicons desaturate, titles trim. You can still scan the strip if you need to.
Inactive favicons nearly gone, titles collapse to ·. One tab remains.
No analytics. No account. No server. Your settings live in Chrome's local storage on your device. TabTint never reads the content of your pages — only the favicon and the title.
One click in the Web Store. TabTint asks for the minimum permissions it needs — nothing more.
Sensible defaults out of the box. Red corner-dot marker, inactive favicons at 50%, titles collapsed to ·.
Pick a different color, try a different style, slide the dim anywhere. Changes apply instantly, no reload needed.