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Similar searching behaviour is supported in all major browsers including Safari: Press CMD + L and enter the name of a Tab. One of the results will be an optio
by SebastianKra 4y ago
Similar searching behaviour is supported in all major browsers including Safari:
Press CMD + L and enter the name of a Tab. One of the results will be an option to switch to an open tab.
In Safari, CMD + UP/Down jumps between sections, so that usually selects the "Switch to Tab" option.
- bobbylarrybobby 4y agoCan also press either cmd backslash or cmd shift backslash (Idr which and I'm not at my computer rn) to get a more or less useless tab overview, and then cmd F for your tab.
- manibatra 4y agoI wish Apple developed this more and made it completely driven by shortcuts.
- ancienthope 4y agoIn chrome, you can also do cmd+shift+a. Perhaps Ctrl+shift+a in windows.
- manibatra 4y agoYup the cmd+shift+a in Chrome was something I wanted in Safari and was the inspiration behind this.
- manibatra 4y agoIt does but I needed something a little more focussed and featured. Safari surfaces a lot of information from Google suggestions to bookmarks. My brain really wants the focus to be just tabs. I like the idea of visually seeing a list. And on top of that really focussing the keyboard shortcuts.Also - I can't switch between two tabs really fast. My workflow often involves alternating between two tabs. - I can't quit, pin, mute a bunch of tabs using the Tab Overview with just keyboard shortcuts.