Quick fuzzy find-as-you-type searching and selection of open windows (and Chrome & Firefox tabs!).
The text will turn green if there's only there's only one result, or red if there's no matches, though the last valid matches will remain in the list. Hitting delete, Ctrl+Backspace, or Ctrl+W will clear the input in either case.
Multiple extra shortcuts are available, you can navigate with Tab/Shift+Tab, Arrows, Home/End, or PgUp/Dn. You can also focus a specific tab with Win+0-9 for the first 10 tabs, or with a numerical hotstring, by typing the row number then ending with a space (up to 99).
Active Chrome and Firefox tabs are listed, and selecting the row will activate the window and select the applicable tab.
This is a fork of an older version that hasn't been updated in the better part of a decade, but I was still using it and figured I'd try my hand at making a few improvements. There's lots of shortcuts, and the window can be moved and resized, with the position saved between sessions. Listing and selection of Chrome & Firefox tabs is possible via Chrome remote debugging protocol and the Acc.ahk library (with jeeswg's related functions) respectively, which is included. See the readme for full details of course.
https://github.com/evilmanimani/iswitchw/
Credits to tvjg, who's script I modified, and to the others that came before. Looks like this program has been shambling along for quite a few years now in multiple iterations
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https://github.com/tvjg/iswitchw