sengupta · July 21, 2025 15:15
diff --git a/Chrome on Mac- Restore open windows b/Chrome on Mac- Restore open windows
 If you'd like Chrome to restore all open windows _back in same spaces_ they were in when you terminated Chrome, run this: 

    defaults write com.google.Chrome NSWindowRestoresWorkspaceAtLaunch -bool YES
diff --git a/Chrome: GOTO Tab by Name b/Chrome: GOTO Tab by Name
 To quickly navigate to a tab whose title you know, type: 

    Cmd + Shift + A
  
 This shortcut is for a Mac. I assume there's something similar for other platforms.   
diff --git a/Tab Groups on Chrome b/Tab Groups on Chrome
 You can "group" tabs together on Chrome. 

 Hit `Cmd` and click on the tab headers for whichever tabs you want to group. Or use `Cmd + Shift` if you'd like to select a range of tabs. 

 Then right click on one of the tab headers, select `Group Tab` and give your tab group a name. 

 You can also move tab groups from one window to another through drag and drop, or search for a group by name using `Cmd + Shift + A`.
	If you'd like Chrome to restore all open windows _back in same spaces_ they were in when you terminated Chrome, run this:

	defaults write com.google.Chrome NSWindowRestoresWorkspaceAtLaunch -bool YES
	To quickly navigate to a tab whose title you know, type:

	Cmd + Shift + A

	This shortcut is for a Mac. I assume there's something similar for other platforms.
	You can "group" tabs together on Chrome.

	Hit `Cmd` and click on the tab headers for whichever tabs you want to group. Or use `Cmd + Shift` if you'd like to select a range of tabs.

	Then right click on one of the tab headers, select `Group Tab` and give your tab group a name.

	You can also move tab groups from one window to another through drag and drop, or search for a group by name using `Cmd + Shift + A`.