Ctrl K
Type a few letters to jump to a tab, a bookmark, a page from your history or a command.
Each thing in its own place
Luma is built around workspaces, so your forty tabs don’t end up in one long list. Here is how they work.
A workspace for everything
Work, home, the trip you are planning. Every workspace has its own tabs, colour and symbol. Swipe with two fingers on the sidebar to move between them. The sites you open every day go in Essentials, at the top, and stay there whichever workspace you are in.
The dock at the bottom
Press + and the dock opens into a small form: give the workspace a name, pick a symbol and a colour. Settings and the menu open from the same spot, on top of the page, so you never end up hunting for a window.
Right-click a tab
Move it to another workspace, pin it, put it to sleep or split it with another tab. Every action has its icon, and workspaces show their own symbol.
Extensions and downloads
They sit in a small row under the address bar and open into a list when you click them. When a download is done, drag it straight to the desktop or into another app.
