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Description from extension meta
Quickly switch tabs using the omnibar
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Description from store
OmniTab lets you search your tabs with the omnibox. To start, you type in the keyword "o" in the address bar, and tap space to activate OmniTab search. Then, type in the name of the tab that you want to find and press enter.
Latest reviews
- (2023-03-08) Rogerio M. Souza: The best of the category!
- (2014-03-09) Dan Dascalescu: Does work, but could be much better. 1. You'll just jump to one of the open tabs that matches the query 2. You can't select any other match. 3. There's no way to preview where you'll go 4. The extension has access to all your tabs, but isn't open sourced like Fauxbar.
- (2014-03-07) Andrew Meyer: Fast, simple, and effective. Does what it says on the box. ;-) Feature requests ---------------- 1. I really wish I could set a keyboard shortcut for this. Personally, Sublime Text has me used to typing Ctrl+P for this functionality. 2. One other problem I have with this is that I often forget what tabs I have open and end up with a bunch of duplicates; this extension doesn't solve that problem because I have to be explicitly searching for an existing tab in order to find it. Would be nice if this extension would integrate with the Omnibox's regular search functionality. (Although I realize that might not be possible due to limitations of Chrome's API.)
- (2014-03-06) Albert Lee: Works reasonably well, although having to select the omnibar and type "o " before a search still takes some time. A dedicated keyboard shortcut would make it easier to use. Would also be nice to highlight the matched text.
- (2014-01-30) Maemo Imp: Exactly what I was looking for! Works perfectly in Chrome 30 (Iron). Simple an effective.
- (2013-10-15) Alexey Uimanov: Just works