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Twenty-nine actions ship built in. Twenty-six of them need no permission beyond what the extension already has. The three that do are marked, and the permission is requested only when you bind that particular action.

Tabs

ActionWhat it doesExtra permission
New tabOpens a new tab.
Close current tabCloses the tab you are on.
Reopen closed tabRestores the most recently closed session — usually a tab, but a whole window if that is what you closed last. sessions
Duplicate tabOpens a copy of the current tab.
Pin / unpin tabToggles the pinned state.
Mute / unmute tabToggles audio for the tab.
Reload tabReloads normally.
Hard reload (no cache)Reloads bypassing the cache.
Next tab / Previous tabMoves one tab along, wrapping at the ends.
First tab / Last tabJumps to either end of the strip.
Move tab left / rightMoves the tab itself, not the selection.
Close other tabsCloses every unpinned tab except this one. Pinned tabs are left alone.
Close tabs to the rightCloses the unpinned tabs after this one.
Copy current URLPuts the tab's URL on the clipboard.tabs
Move tab to new windowPulls the tab out into its own window.

Windows

ActionWhat it doesExtra permission
New windowOpens an empty window.
New incognito windowOpens a private window.

Navigation and zoom

ActionWhat it doesExtra permission
Go back / Go forwardMoves through this tab's history.
Scroll to top / bottomSmoothly scrolls the page window to either end. Pages that scroll inside their own container rather than the window (many web apps do) are not affected.
Zoom in / Zoom out / Reset zoomChanges page zoom for the current site.

Other

ActionWhat it doesExtra permission
Bookmark this pageSaves the current page to your bookmarks. bookmarks, tabs
Open a URL…Opens an address you specify when creating the shortcut. This is the only action that takes an argument.

What "extra permission" means here

The column above is about additional API permissions. Most of these actions operate on the tab you are already looking at, which Chrome allows without granting access to your tab list or your history — so only three need anything extra, and binding none of them means none are ever requested.

Separately from that, every one of the 29 needs access to websites, because the only way a key press reaches the extension is through code running on the page. That is one prompt, asked once, and revocable. See permissions.