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Speed dial for chrome Switch between infinite tabs in seconds. Quick Switch for Chrome lets you switch between tabs instantly using a predefined hotkey. ★ Switch to 'URLs' using hotkeys Switch to an existing URL or open the URL in a new tab with 2 keystrokes. 1. Open Quick Switch window using `Alt/Option+J` 2. Navigate to that tab by pressing the defined hotkey Getting started 1. Press `Alt/Option+J` to open the Quick Switch window 2. Go to ‘Create shortcut’ 3. Current tab’s URL is auto populated 4. Assign any hotkey from A-Z ★ Cycle between same domains Switch between domains have the same URL using the keyboard shortcut `Alt/Option+Shift+K` ex., If there are 3 tabs with the same domain (google.com) open in your window, use the shortcut to cycle between these tabs ★ Cycle between favorite URLs You can mark a URL as favorite when creating a new shortcut from ‘Add shortcut’ page Once marked as favorite, press `Alt/Option+K` to cycle between all the favorite URLs that are open in your window ★ Sort tabs alphabetically by URL Press `Alt/Option+Shift+J` to sort all your tabs in alphabetical order ★ View all tabs from your window Go to ‘Tabs’ menu to see all the tabs from current window. Click to switch to that tab. Note: Use the shortcut `Alt/Option+J` to toggle ‘Quick Switch’ window. Incase it does not work, try reloading the tab.
Apr 1, 2025
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