Idea: map a key to switch to a specific tab by name (combo with chords)

Hi,

I hope this is not too crazy an idea, but in my daily use of Vimium there's something that I would find incredibly valuable. There's a number of tabs that are always open and that I regularly return to (calendar, personal and professional inbox, etc.). So a great double-feature would be:

• map a key chord (I don't think it's possible right now?) such as <c-]>c for "ctrl+c then c" so that I don't run out of viable keys to map
• allow for a command mapping such as map <c-]>c jumpToTabByName "calendar.google" , which would allow with a single keypress to go directly to a commonly used tab (assuming it's open, otherwise nothing would happen; if more than 1 match then the first one, or last used one) without having to open the tab search bar and type the first few characters
  Alternatively, having some special, permanent marks based on tab name or URL matching could do the trick, but I think it's cleaner in the above way.

Any chance this could be picked up? Thanks for the great work in any case!
Cheers,
Pierric.

No files or tests are named. Start by tracing Vimium’s existing key-mapping flow and tab-search entry point, then define how chord mappings and name or URL matching should interact. Done should provide a documented mapping that activates the requested tab when a match exists and has defined behavior for no or multiple matches.