Alt + S Search on a webpage
Find saved cmdOS data and run commands that use the active webpage, tab, or browser window as their real context.
Use cmdOS without leaving the active webpage
Alt + S Search on a webpage opens the cmdOS search surface over the current tab. From one place, users can find saved cmdOS items, browse registered commands, and run actions that use the active page, tab, or browser window.
Find saved Notes, Links, Todos, Sessions, Chat Agents, AI Prompts, and commands by the names and searchable terms stored with them.
Current-page actions can receive the page URL, title, readable content, image resources, HTML tables, or the active-tab capture.
Registered page actions can mute or unmute tabs, close duplicate URLs, and merge open windows.
Open Webpage Search and select the correct result
Keep the page you want to search or act on as the active tab before opening cmdOS.
Navigate to the page that should provide the URL, page text, screenshots, images, or tables.
Use the configured Alt + S webpage-search shortcut while that tab is active.
Type a normal query to find saved items, or type c followed by a space to browse registered commands.
Read the result name and category so you know whether it opens saved data or performs an action on the current page or browser.
Click the result or use the Arrow keys and Enter. Complete any real option shown by the selected command, such as a Link collection, AI provider, or screenshot format.
Understand current-page context
The This Site area contains actions that are meaningful only while a normal webpage is active.
Reads the available document text, title, and URL, prepares a summary request, and opens the AI providers selected in cmdOS. ChatGPT is used when no provider is selected.
Uses the active page URL and title, then asks which existing Link collection should receive the new entry.
Appears only on recognized supported AI-chat websites and saves that chat through the Chat Agent flow.
Screenshot, image, table, tab, and window commands run against the current browser state rather than a saved cmdOS object.
Capture page content and manage tabs or windows
These registered commands act directly on the active page or the current browser state.
Capture the visible tab as PNG, capture and copy the visible tab, export the full scrollable page as PDF/PNG/JPG, or select one page element for capture.
Scans the page for available image resources and opens the image download manager for selective or bulk downloading.
Finds standard HTML table elements and converts their header and data cells into downloadable CSV files.
Mute All Tabs and Unmute All Tabs affect every tab in the current window. Close Duplicate Tabs removes repeated identical URLs across open windows.
Moves tabs from other open windows into the current window and closes the windows left empty after the move.