# Yoyo Search Page

Yoyo search page is the central search webpage that integrates tightly with the Yoyo Shortcut extension to offer you multiple commands:

* **Go to tabs and windows mode:** Focus on managing and searching tabs and windows 
* **Go to bookmarks mode:** Focus on searching Yoyo bookmarks
* **Go to history mode:** Focus on searching the current window's tab-browsing history
* **Reload extension:** Reload the Yoyo extension and the current Yoyo search page
* **Go to sessions mode:** Focus on managing and searching all window sessions

## Tabs and Windows

This is the same as the native browser searching tabs feature, but it's built into Yoyo Shortcut with extra features:

* Save a tab into Yoyo bookmarks
* Rename a tab for the current browsing session only \*
* Search tabs across multiple windows
* Switch focus to other windows

## Bookmarks & Folders

You can search for any bookmarks and folders saved in Yoyo Shortcut with this search mode. 

Bookmark shortcuts will help enhance your search experience here. If the shortcut path matches exactly with the search query, the bookmark will be placed on top of the search result. 

## Window History

This keeps a list of visited tabs ordered by the most recent active time. Thanks to this, going to previous or next tabs is now possible.

## Window Session

This shows all window sessions that are stored in Yoyo.

Each window session, if not active for 7 days, will be automatically removed from the Yoyo extension storage to make space for other sessions.

To be counted as active in a window, you can visit/create/move tabs.


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