Brief Summary
I often make a new tab so that I can get an empty search bar into which i can type the name of a tab I'm looking for.
It would be nice if these left-over tabs would auto-close
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I would be open to other solutions to my "quick navigation" use case. The idea is that it's faster for me to remember a part of the URL/Name than it is for me to find it in the 100 tabs
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Sorry, it's a bit messy.
These are probably two things. I'll focus on the "ideal" one.
It would be nice to have a keyboard-based quick navigation for open tabs.
Slack and Discord both have "quick nav" bound to CMD+K, which brings up this 
It would be nice to have something similar for tabs. In the list under the "search", it would be nice to have a small selection of
I don't think the UX needs to be necessarily similar, the "layout" is different to the chat apps and there already is a "search bar" of sorts that could be extended for this usecase.
As a sidenote, I currently "abuse" a new tab which I can create with a CMD+T for this. I can quickly find some of the currently open tabs there, but the annoying thing with that is that it leaves behind a useless empty tab.
The original ask was to auto-close tabs that are created like this, but thinking more about it, that's probably bizarre behaviour for a usecase that might deserve its own attention.
That shortcut is bound to "italicise" in a lot of the apps I use already, and it still leaves behind an extra tab.
Having an "internal spotlight" of sorts would be ideal I think.
Comparing it with Ctrl+A of Chrome the main concern is that the Orion implementation is not snappier as it should be to replace a cursor / cycle tab navigation.
That's because while typing the url the already open tab appears below "Top Hits", and so requires one or multiple bottom arrow taps
Came back to Onion today, i'm gonna bump this thread 
