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Press Ctrl+K on any page to jump between tabs, search history and bookmarks, and run quick browser actions. Keyboard-first, private. Command Palette puts your whole browser one keystroke away. Press Ctrl+K (Command+K on Mac) on any page, start typing, and jump straight to an open tab, a history page, a bookmark, or a browser action — no mouse. ━━━ WHAT IT DOES ━━━ The palette opens as a fast search box over the current page. As you type, it filters in real time across: • Open tabs — switch to any tab in any window without hunting the tab strip. • History — reopen a page from earlier by typing a few letters of its title. • Bookmarks — jump to anything you saved. • Actions — new tab, close, reopen, duplicate, pin, mute, copy the page URL or title, and scroll. Enter opens the highlighted result; Ctrl+Enter opens it in a new tab. ━━━ CUSTOM COMMANDS ━━━ Teach the palette your own shortcuts: open a URL you use daily, or a search template that sends your query into any site. Name each one and run it by typing that name. ━━━ PRIVATE BY DESIGN ━━━ Everything happens on your device. Your tabs, history, bookmarks, and commands are read locally and never leave your machine. No account, no telemetry, no cloud. History and bookmark search are optional and stay off until you turn them on. Manifest V3, minimum permissions. ━━━ FREE VS. PRO ━━━ Free forever: the Ctrl+K palette everywhere, tab / history / bookmark search, up to 3 custom commands, and every shortcut. Pro is an optional one-time $99 lifetime license adding unlimited custom commands, per-site commands, search templates, and sync across your devices.
Jul 14, 2026
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