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Every now and then a utility comes around that you didn't know you needed. We use tabs in various applications, such as Preview and Safari and when it comes to opening one, it's normal practice to just switch to the application and then manually switch to the tab you need. With TabTab, you can simply key in a shortcut to invoke it, and then search for the tab name. As long as the application is supported, it takes you to it. TabTab can also act as an alternative application launcher from the macOS default, so there's no reason not to give this gem of a utility a try. The free version limits tracking to the last 5 applications or tabs, whereas a TabTab Pro lifetime license ($24 USD) removes that limitation. It runs on Intel and Apple silicon Macs, macOS 14.0 or newer.