TabFinder

TabFinder is a command palette for your tabs. Press Ctrl+K and a search field opens over the page; type a few letters of a title or address and press Enter to go there. - Searches every open tab, in every window - With no query typed, tabs are listed most-recently-used first, so Enter on its own returns you to the tab you were last on - Opt in to also search recently closed tabs, bookmarks and history - Matching is fuzzy: "catfe" finds "catalog-frontend" - Results are ordered by how recently a tab was used, how often you visit a page, and which result you picked for the same query before - Actions on any result: close, pin, mute, move to a new window, copy link Everything stays on your computer. TabFinder has no servers, no accounts and no network code of any kind. Note on permissions: reading the title and address of a tab you are not looking at requires the "tabs" permission, which Chrome describes at install as "read your browsing history". That access is what makes tab search work. History and bookmark access is separate, optional, and requested only if you ask for it.