When we are busy scouring the net or loading up a bunch of articles for research, we often tend to pile up multiple tabs on Google Chrome. As such, it becomes difficult to jump back to a previous point or look up a specific tab.

To help with this exact problem, Google Chrome has launched a new feature that integrates the 'tabs', 'bookmarks' and 'history' options into one compressed shortcut: the '@' key. 

At any time during your browsing session, go to the current address bar, clear it, and type '@' (shift + number 2 key on your keyboard). Google Chrome will bring up the aforementioned three options: tabs, bookmarks and history.

From there, click on the search option that pops up, which will allow you to manually look for specific links in your tabs, bookmarks and history sections.

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You can also do this much faster by directly typing '@tabs', @'bookmarks' and '@history'. 

For example, if you are looking for a currently opened tab of your Facebook profile, go to the address bar and type '@tabs', and then type in 'Facebook', which will give you a list of your currently opened tabs concerning Facebook, including matching suggestions. 

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Similarly, if you want to quickly go through your previous browsing history, type in '@history' in the address bar and use any relevant keywords to bring up the desired URL.

Likewise, typing '@bookmarks' and relevant keywords afterwards will bring up any and all matching bookmarks you have stored in your Google Chrome profile.