Where is my tab ?

Search for tabs in the opened window, can also increase your speed of switching tabs. When studying or working, you may have too many browser tabs and windows open. You may remember or be sure that you opened a tab earlier but not know where it is, sometimes forcing you to open another tab and making the problem snowball. This extension lets you search by keyword and click a result to switch to the corresponding tab. Do you remember which tab in the window was focused previously? This extension lets you go back and forward through tabs, helping you move quickly around your browser. Free your mouse! (Once you get the hang of it!) Notes: 1. command + shift + 7 opens or closes the search page; 2. command + shift + 9 goes back through tabs; 3. command + shift + 0 goes forward through tabs; 4. On Windows, use Ctrl in place of command; 5. This extension works offline and does not collect any of your personal information. 6. For a more detailed introduction, see https://github.com/LEODPEN/Where-is-my-tab *** V1.6 1. Disabled the shortcut for opening the search page in a new tab; 2. Added forward navigation; 3. Fixed a problem where back and forward history could be lost; 4. Changed the default shortcuts; 5. Other changes; *** V1.5 1. Automatically selects the first tab; 2. Use the up and down keys to select and Enter to switch; 3. Different selection colors; 4. Other changes; *** V1.4 (which can be considered V1.3.5) added support for: 1. Highlighting the selected tab; 2. Opening the extension page with a shortcut; 3. Other changes. *** V1.3 improved the interface, removed the "GO!" button, and added URL display;