The Window title is recognised as such by the OS, and so it's accessible for other programs via some Windows API.
Tabs are just something inside the memory space of the browser, or the pdf-viewer (f.e. Foxit reader) or editor (for example Editpad) or - in fact - any program whose designer and programmer thinks it should have a user interface with tabs. And there's no standard way they offer information about such tabs to the outside world. So it's kind of impossible to present that information the way you would like to see it.
The only thing you can do is to have multiple browser windows open in stead of one browser window with tabs.
Kees
Is there a utility that will do an incremental search on the titles of all opened program windows? (And tabs, for programs that open multiple tabs.) Hopefully, this would be launched via a hotkey.
Use case: say I know I'm logged into Google Calendar in one of my open browser windows; I don't remember which one. I want to press a key, enter "nda" for example, and have the utility display all windows or tabs whose title contains "nda".
I found utilities that searched through all program window titles, but couldn't drill down inside each application to search its tabs.
Thanks!

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