It’s now easier to find tabs, bookmarks, or history websites in Google chrome. All thanks to three new shortcuts.
If you use Google plus Google chrome as your daily browser, the new feature will save you a lot of time and effort. Back then, we already talked about some Google chrome shortcuts that cánido make our life easier. Now we need to add to this list with another abbreviation They landed directly in the browser.
The company itself he announced his arrival vía his official blogto explain how these new shortcuts work which allows you to search much faster open tabs, saved bookmarks or previously visited websites.
The power of “@” in Google chrome: Find what you’re looking for, fast
The three new Google chrome shortcuts are very easy to use: all you have to do is type “@” followed by where you want to search, be it an open tab, search history or saved bookmarks. For example, if you have many tabs open and YouTube is one of them, all you have to do is write “@youtubetabs” in the address bar and the first result will be the tab you were looking for.
Each shortcut allows you to search in different fields:
- @tabs: Search all open tabs, including those in groups.
- @markóirí: Find the websites you have saved in your Google chrome bookmarks.
- @Recording: Search websites you’ve visited in the past (only works if you haven’t cleared your search history)
Searching in Google chrome is much faster and easier thanks to the new shortcuts.
The new shortcuts feature in Google chrome is now available to everyone. To use it, all you have to do is download the latest version of the browser on your Windows, Linux, or macOS computer, as it’s a feature exclusive to the desktop version of Google chrome.