How to Search Open Tabs in Safari on Mac

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Utilize it as much as you d like to browse through your tabs. If you utilize Safari as the default browser on your iPhone or iPad, this function is offered in the mobile variation of Safari!
RELATED: How to Search for Specific Tabs in Safari on iOS 10.

When you have dozens of tabs open in a Safari window, it becomes tough to discover a specific tab in the tab bar. Heres how to rapidly search open tabs within the current window in Safari on Mac.

On the Tab Overview screen of Safari 14 and up, merely begin typing the name of the website or the title of the page that youre browsing for– theres no requirement to click the search bar. When you find the tab youre looking for, click its thumbnail to change to it.

Searching Tabs Using “Tab Overview”
Safaris Tab Overview screen (similar to the tab switcher on iPhone and iPad) consists of a built-in feature that lets you browse through all the open tabs in the existing window. The only disadvantage is that if you have multiple Safari windows open, youll need to perform this action in each window.
To get going, open Safari on your Mac and go to several websites in multiple tabs. Then, click the Tab Overview button (which appears like one square overlapping another) in the top-right corner of the Safari window.
( Alternately, you can choose View > > Tab Overview in the menu bar or press Shift+ Command+ on your keyboard.).

On the Tab Overview screen of Safari 14 and up, simply start typing the name of the website or the title of the page that youre browsing for– theres no requirement to click the search bar. On older versions of Safari, youll require to click the search bar very first or press Command+ F.
Safari will instantly begin filtering your results. When you find the tab youre looking for, click its thumbnail to change to it.

You will now see all your open tabs in a grid view that Apple calls “Tab Overview.” If youre using a modern-day version of Safari on your Mac, youll see a “Search Tabs” bar in the top-right corner.
( If you dont see the search bar there, scroll approximately reveal it. We recommend that you upgrade Safari right away due to the fact that using an older browser is a huge security risk.).