Chrome adds quick search for tabs, bookmarks and history

Google told about a new feature that has become available to Chrome users: shortcuts for quick search through history, tabs and bookmarks through the address bar.

To do this, just enter @ and select the desired search category. It will appear as a label to the left of the input field, and search results will be displayed within the selected data type.

The post-announcement notes that the innovation will be useful to those who regularly dig in a bunch of open tabs - or sort them into groups and, as a result, do not remember where everything is. It’s also a good way to find that same ski resort that you visited last winter, but forgot to bookmark - you don’t want to sort through the history manually.

New search tools are already available in the stable version of the browser. If you haven't got them yet, check for updates: you may not have the latest build installed.