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if there's one thing we've learned about
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chrome users and that's not just chrome
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os users but chrome users across the
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it's that you guys like to have lots of
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tabs open all at one time
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and once you have a ton of those like
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dozens of tabs open across the top of
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the browser it can kind of get difficult
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to figure out where your stuff is
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so google is rolling out a new feature
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that we want to show you today that's
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available in the canary channel right
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now but will be available in the stable
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channel in the coming weeks
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that will allow you to actually search
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through those tabs quickly and find
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exactly what you need so let's take a
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okay so let's take a look at this and
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this is a feature that is actually
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available in the canary channel right
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now so at this point right now i would
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recommend that you go and try to make
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this work for yourself
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but once it rolls down to like the dev
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and the beta channels we're going to
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start seeing it in the
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flag section of the experiments in
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chrome and i would say yeah go give it a
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try once it rolls into those different
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channels and those more stable channels
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we'll probably see in the stable channel
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of chrome in the next update or two so
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it won't be that long before we'll
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actually see this as a feature
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but once it is in the flags if you go to
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chrome ford colon forward slash forward
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you can actually go down here hit enable
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tab search you can search that right
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there in that search bar
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and set it to enabled reset chrome and
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you'll be able to do something similar
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once that's done click this little
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carrot that is now here next to your new
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opening and you will see there are five
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options those are the first five tabs i
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have open that's all it's going to show
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but say i want to find that verge tab
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that's there so i'm going to type verge
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verge pops up click verge go to the
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verge and then i want to go uh
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i can't remember what that one website
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was but it had something to do with news
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about chromebooks oh there it is chrome
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chrome unboxed has some of that stuff in
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the metadata up there in the top
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you can just pick chrome unboxed and
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boom move right to it
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and the same thing with you know android
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central it was android something or
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oh yeah android central that's what i
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need to go boom you're right to that tab
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again for me i i don't know how much i
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on a day-to-day basis but i know there
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are so many of you out there that all
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these things like tab groups and stuff
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it has been really beneficial to help
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users just be more productive and be
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quicker moving through these tabs
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and i think this tab search is going to
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be a really awesome tool for a lot of
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to be able to move from one tab to the
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next much faster without having to
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wrangle them and group them and all that
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kind of stuff and ultimately
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google is a company that is based around
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search they love search
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this makes a ton of sense for chrome to
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do and for chrome to leverage for its
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users but guys that's it for this one
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hope you enjoyed this and hope you enjoy
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showing you these upcoming features
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so that you can get excited about them
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and be ready for them as they roll into
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the more stable channels of chrome
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