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Press Cmd+K (Ctrl+K) to instantly search and jump between your open tabs, or Google anything new. Press Cmd+K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows/Linux) on any page and a clean, centered search palette appears: - Type to instantly search every open tab across all your windows, by title or URL - Navigate with the arrow keys, press Enter to jump straight to the tab - Recently closed a tab by accident? It shows up too — press Enter to restore it instantly - Not an open tab? History suggestions appear as you type, so pages you visited recently are one Enter away - Nothing matches? The bottom row searches Google for whatever you typed — and if it looks like a web address, it opens directly - Press Esc to dismiss DESIGNED TO FEEL NATIVE - Follows your system light/dark theme - Shows site favicons, highlights your matches, and puts your most recent tabs first - Open tabs, recently closed, history suggestions, and Google search — all in one place - Works on every page; on Chrome's own pages it opens as a compact popup window PRIVATE BY DESIGN Jazice makes no network requests and collects nothing. Your tab titles, URLs, and browsing history never leave your device — all suggestions are sourced locally from your browser. Tip: if Cmd+K is already taken by another extension, set the shortcut at chrome://extensions/shortcuts. You can also open the palette by clicking the toolbar icon.
Jul 14, 2026
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