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Chrome: Tabbin' for Productivity
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🔍 Search open tabs
I like to pin tabs I use everyday (e.g. Gmail, Calendar, Keep, Drive, etc.) to keep things nice and tidy.
The problem is if there are multiple pinned tabs for the same tool (for example I have 2 Google Sheets pinned), it’s hard to differentiate between the two:
- You can use the keyboard shortcut CMD + Shift + A (or CTRL + Shift + A for Windows users) to quickly search for the file you’re looking for!
🪟 Name an entire Chrome window
If you usually have multiple Chrome windows open, you can easily navigate between them by naming each one:
- First, click the 3 dots in the top right > More Tools > Name Window
- After giving all your windows a name, you can go to the <Window> tab in the menu bar to quickly find the window you need:
⌨️ Keyboard shortcut
- Technically not a keyboard shortcut but you can click the middle button on your mouse to close a tab in Chrome (instead of clicking the x)
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