I have dozens of tabs open in different windows. Sometimes, I can't find an oft visited tab such as GMail or Pandora. Is there any Chrome extension which would allow me to quickly search for a tab?
4 Answers
Perhaps its a bit more than you're looking for, but vimium has this feature. Press Shift + t
and a search bar appears in which you can type the name of the tab you want and pres enter to jump to it.
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It unfortunate that you can't disable its features or remap the hotkeys. Nov 29, 2012 at 0:00
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I've decided to go with Tabs Outliner, it looks like a Tree Style Tabs inspired extension from Firefox.
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I like this one. I believe I paid $15 or $20 for the extended features. I'm not sure it's been updated in several years, though. Oct 17, 2017 at 15:18
Have you tried tab expose?
I use in conjuction with tab split and tab manager, they all perform small, different functions very well.
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tab expose is similar to TooManyTabs as it let's you navigate all your open tabs. The other two are useful if you use multiple windows at once: tab split created a new window with all the tabs at the right of the current one. tab manager open a popup where you can move tab between all your open windows.– igonNov 29, 2012 at 3:38
Try one of the following extensions that offer tab searching capabilities, among various other useful features:
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TooManyTabs looks like the right way to go but unfortunately there's an error when installing on Mac right now.– volniNov 28, 2012 at 21:13