Joe Apfelbaum shows Chrome's Tab Search feature, hidden behind Control+Shift+A on Windows. Type any keyword to find open tabs or recently closed ones instantly. He's surprised he didn't know about it sooner.
When I discovered it, I was like, holy shit. Control+Shift+A if you're Windows. I don't know what it is on Mac, but try to pull it up and then type in any tab that you're looking for. Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Gmail, something. And it'll not only search through your browser for current open tabs, it'll even show you the tabs that you closed related to that. Was that new to you or did you know that already? Just write new or new. New. No. N-E-W or K-N-E-W. Amazing. It's crazy. When I found out about that, I was kind of embarrassed that I didn't know. I think it might be a new feature, by the way. You know what? Great. Why don't we find out from Gemini?
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