The Search Tabs feature allows you to:
How to search open tabs in Edge, Chrome, Firefox, Opera browsers
Let’s look at how to search open tabs in different browsers, including Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Opera.
How to search open tabs in Microsoft Edge
Read: Microsoft Edge not restoring previous Tab session.
How to search open tabs in Google Chrome
Read: Reset or Refresh Firefox browser settings to default
How to search open tabs in Mozilla Firefox
Note: Firefox doesn’t give you the option to look at your recently closed tabs while using the Search Tabs feature.
How to search open tabs in Opera Browser
How do I search tabs in Windows?
You can search tabs in Windows 11/ 10 using your browser’s built-in feature. All modern browsers now come with a Search Tabs feature that allows searching across multiple open tabs, as well as closed tabs. If you use Edge or Chrome as your default browser, press Ctrl + Shift + A key combination to access the Search Tabs features. In Mozilla Firefox, click on the address bar and tap on the Tabs button in the bottom of the window that appears. Opera users may search open tabs by clicking the Search icon present on the top-right corner of the browser window.
What happens if I have a lot of tabs open?
If you have a lot of tabs open in your web browser, your system may experience performance issues. This is because each tab consumes a fraction of your system’s RAM. The more tabs you open, the more RAM they utilize and your system will run out of RAM to manage other tasks. This may result in slowing down, freezing, or crashing your PC. Read Next: How to reopen a closed tab in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera browsers.
