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A human-first command palette for Chrome. Search tabs, bookmarks, and history, and run actions naturally with keyboard or mouse. A human-first, Chrome-native command palette. Press Command+Shift+P (Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows/Linux) or click the toolbar icon to search open tabs, bookmarks, history, and browser actions from one place. Works naturally whether you prefer a mouse, trackpad, or keyboard. 1. One Search Box for Everything • Tabs, bookmarks, and history together: Switch to an open tab, or open bookmarks and history (Enter here, Command+Enter / Alt+Enter in a new tab). • Search naturally: Type everyday words like “new tab”, “reopen”, “downloads”, “extensions”, or “dark mode” in English, Chinese, or pinyin. No command prefixes required. • Remembers your choices: Frequently picked items move up in search, and you can clear any learned ranking with one click. 2. Switch Recent Tabs Like Alt+Tab • Hold and release: Hold Control+J (Ctrl+, on Windows/Linux, or set up Ctrl+Tab with the built-in guide) to flip through tabs in order of recent use. • Type to filter anytime: Click the search box or press Command+F while cycling to release the keys and filter by title or URL. 3. Clean Up Tabs Without Losing Your Flow • Tidy multiple tabs in a row (Right-click / Command+K): Pin, mute, bookmark, copy links, or close tabs. The panel stays open and selects the next item so you can clean up several tabs in one go. • Tuck inactive tabs away: Slide tabs you do not need right now into a collapsed group without closing them. You can also turn on auto-tuck when idle. 100% Local & Private: No accounts, no backend servers, and no telemetry. Everything runs locally in your browser.
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