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Search through your bookmarks and browsing history Title list_view is a Chrome extension that brings Alfred/Spotlight-like search to your browser. Invoke it with a shortcut key to instantly search across open tabs, bookmarks, and browsing history — all in one unified interface. Key features include tab management with window grouping, duplicate detection, batch close, bookmark search, AI-powered recommendations, and full keyboard navigation. It's designed to help power users quickly find and switch between browser content without leaving the keyboard. What it does - Unified search: Type once to search history, bookmarks, and open tabs - Smart filters: Quickly narrow to history-only, bookmarks-only, or tabs-only (type “list” to toggle) - Recent activity view: See your most visited domains and paths (last 7 days) - Keyboard-first UX: Launch and navigate via shortcut for zero mouse travel - Lightweight: Fast, minimal UI that stays out of your way - Configurable: Adjust max results and AI recommendations in Settings Why install it - Save time: One place to find anything you’ve visited or saved - Reduce tab chaos: Instantly jump to the right tab instead of hunting - Recall better: Search by title or URL—even when you barely remember it - Stay focused: Open the modal, type, and hit Enter—no context switching - Privacy-minded: All core search runs locally using browser APIs How it works - Press the shortcut (Command+Shift+L on Mac, Ctrl+Shift+L on Windows/Linux) - Start typing—results update instantly - Use filters (history / bookmark / tab) when needed - Press Enter to open, or navigate with arrow keys Privacy and data - Uses browser-provided History, Bookmarks, and Tabs APIs - Does not access web content or collect any browser statistics, ensuring your privacy - No data is sent to external servers by default - AI recommendations are optional and off by default; you can enable/disable in Settings Who it’s for - Power users with lots of tabs - Researchers and developers who need to jump around quickly - Anyone who wants a faster way to find “that page I saw earlier” Permission rationale - History: To search recent pages you’ve visited - Bookmarks: To search saved links - Tabs: To list and switch to open tabs - Storage: To save your preferences - Scripting/ActiveTab: To display the modal UI on pages you’re viewing Elevator pitch Stop hunting. Start finding. List View gives you a single, fast place to search everything you’ve seen, saved, or opened—so you can get back to work in seconds.