Chrome already offers tab search, but you have to either click on the bottom arrow icon to open the search bar or remember the Shift + Cmd (Ctrl) + A shortcut.

To search your history: Type @history, then enter your query to get a preview of your browsing history in the address bar. To search for a tab: Type @tabs, hit space, enter the tab title, and you ...

This toolbar shortcut lets you choose between one of three functions — new tab, share, and voice search. By default, Chrome will select a shortcut based on your usage pattern.

Luckily, there's one keyboard shortcut that's saved me more times than I can admit: Ctrl+Shift+T (or Cmd+Shift+T on a Mac).

Google Chrome feature shortcuts on Mac and Windows are pretty useful, especially if you have a lot of downloads or generally look back at your history to revisit sites.

Users in Chrome Canary 93 report that the button is, in fact, customizable. You will be able to choose what the button does – launch a new tab, open the share menu, or activate the voice search ...