How to Open Multiple Tabs in Notion
Opening multiple tabs in Notion can significantly boost your productivity and streamline your workflow. Whether you're using Notion in your browser or desktop app, this guide will show you all the methods to efficiently work with tabs.
Opening Tabs in Notion Browser Version
When using Notion in your web browser, you have several familiar options for opening new tabs. It’ll be the same as opening a new tab for anything in google chrome, firefox, or whatever browser you use. Here’s what works for Chrome:
Right-click Method:
- Right-click on any page or link in Notion
- Select "Open in New Tab" from the context menu
- You can also choose "Open in New Window" if preferred
Keyboard Shortcut Method:
- On Mac: Command + Click on any link or page
- On Windows: Control + Click on any link or page
- This instantly opens the selected item in a new tab
Opening Tabs in Notion Desktop App
The desktop app offers unique tab management features:
Using the New Tab Button:
- Look for the "+" icon at the top of your Notion window
- Click to open a new tab
- You can have multiple tabs open simultaneously for easy navigation
Right-click Navigation:
- Right-click on any page or link
- Select "Open in New Tab" from the menu
- Additional options include opening in new windows or browsers
Keyboard Shortcuts
For power users, these keyboard shortcuts can enhance productivity:
- Command + Shift + N (Mac) / Ctrl + Shift + N (Windows): Opens a new window
- Command + ` (Mac) / Ctrl + ` (Windows): Quickly switch between open Notion windows
Best Practices for Tab Management
To make the most of Notion's tab features:
- Keep related pages open in tabs for quick reference
- Use multiple windows when working on different projects
- Combine keyboard shortcuts with tab management for faster workflow
Conclusion
Mastering tab management in Notion can significantly improve your productivity. Whether you prefer using the browser version or desktop app, these methods provide flexibility in how you organize and access your workspace.
Pro Tip: Experiment with different tab management strategies to find what works best for your workflow. Some users prefer multiple tabs in one window, while others work better with several windows organized by project.