> > You can open the "Task Manager" to view a list of current tabs that you > have open, and then double click on an item on the list to go to that tab. > The "Task Manager" also shows you how much memory and bandwith each tab is > currently using, and it gives you the ability to close tabs. > > > You can open the "Task Manager" by either: > > 1. Click the page icon in the top right corner of the browser window, go > down to "Developer", and click "Task Manager" > 2. Right-click on the tab bar (but not on a tab), and click "Task Manager" > 3. Hit Shift+Esc on your keyboard > > > > Rahul > > On Sat, Dec 20, 2008 at 5:54 AM, [email protected] < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> >> Hello guys, >> >> how about tabs search feature in Chrome? When I have too much tabs on >> desktop, I often can't find my prev tabs. >> It can be organized as context menu item when I right-click on taskbar >> Chrome application button, or it can be option for Ctrl-F search, or >> it can be Ctrl-Shift-F separate search window/dialog... what do you >> think? >> >> Andrew >> >> >> >> >
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