What URLflows for Zoom does

The problem it solves

Every time you click a Zoom meeting link, your browser opens a new tab to hand off to the Zoom app — and then leaves that tab sitting there, empty and useless, while pulling you away from whatever you were doing. Do that a few times a day and you're left tidying up stray tabs and finding your place again.

What it does automatically

• Detects Zoom launch tabs — it recognises Zoom meeting URLs on zoom.us and zoomgov.com, including /j/, /s/, /my/, /wc/, and post-attendee launch pages.
• Closes the leftover tab — once the meeting hands off to the Zoom app, it removes the empty launch tab so it never piles up.
• Restores your focus — it switches you back to the tab you were viewing before the meeting link opened.
• Stays out of the way — there's nothing to click during a meeting; it just runs.

What you can control

• A configurable close delay (1–10 seconds, default 3) so Zoom has time to open before the tab is removed.
• A pause toggle in the popup to switch it off temporarily — no uninstall needed.
• Stats showing how many tabs it has cleaned up for you and when the last one was handled.

Who it's for

Anyone who joins Zoom meetings from links in the browser — calendars, chat, email — and is tired of closing empty tabs and losing their place a dozen times a day.

Related guides

Ready to install? See Install URLflows for Zoom. Want the details? See Auto-close leftover Zoom tabs and Restore focus to your previous tab.