Google Chrome allows you to open and use unlimited tabs to work on them at once.
Needless to say, we all have used Chrome for this exhaustively.
Navigating through all the open tabs one by one is not only monotonous but also time-consuming.
As to which one suits your taste better, it all boils down to your preference.
We are going to use this very shortcut to search tabs.
1.Do you see adownward-facing arrowat the top right corner of the screen while viewing a Chrome tab?
Yes, press it.
2.A drop-down menu comes up on the screen with a search box.
throw in in the name of the site, URL, word, or phrase.
3.It will instantly show you the results.
Now, just choose the tab you want to switch to and the tab gets opened!
Now, you might be wondering what an Omnibox is.
Well, an Omnibox is where your Chromes address bar is.
Yes, you got that right!
Now, hit it to directly switch to the tab.
So, how does it work?
Driven by AI, it works like a charm.
1.To do so, launch Chrome and then press theMore buttondenoted with three vertical dots.
2.From the menu box that is now opened in front of you, chooseHistory.
This is how the entire history page will be opened in front of you.
you might also use the shortcut CTRL+H to kick off the History page.
Then, initiate the tab or the page you want to access.
Signing Off
There you have it!
So, these are the productivity-centric ways to search Chrome tabs on Mac.
I guess tracking down specific tabs will no longer be a painful affair for you.
Hope this article has sorted out all your doubts.
However, if some clouds are still lingering around, feel free to share them with us.
