ff in the address bar, then keywords. Ranks your open tabs and recent history with fzf's scoring, and learns which results you pick.
Note: To select the first match, press Enter without arrowing down to a result. With no query at all, Enter jumps to your top-ranked tab.
- fzf-style fuzzy matching — the same scoring as fzf: word-start and camelCase matches score higher, contiguous runs earn a bonus, gaps are penalized, and matches that are mostly gap are dropped
- Frecency learning — results you pick through ff are ranked higher over time; entries unused for 30 days are forgotten
- Smart ranking — combines match quality, how recently a tab was focused or a page visited (exponential decay), visit frequency (log-scaled), and your selection history
- Tabs first, then history — searches open tabs across all windows, falls back to browser history (last 90 days)
- Pinned tab boost — pinned tabs are always prioritized
You have 90 tabs across four windows and you want the one with the conference talk you had open this morning. Type:
ff talk ytube
Words match in any order, and each matches fuzzily — "ytube" finds "youtube". Word starts and contiguous runs rank higher, gaps cost points; the rules are fzf's. If fewer than five open tabs match, history fills the remaining rows.
Install from the Chrome Web Store or load unpacked from chrome://extensions/.
make test # runs test.js under node against a stub chrome API
make ff2.zip # builds the Web Store package
- Fork and submit a pull request
- Send a feature request
- Report a problem
This extension is released under the MIT License.
ff2 is a fork of siadat/chrome-ff by Sina Siadat.