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+# Multiple Inputs
+As of CyberChef v9, it's possible to run a recipe over multiple different inputs simultaneously.
+
+## How to
+### Add tabs
+To add a new input tab, click on the `Add a new input tab` button in the input title bar.
+
+![Add input tab button](images/AddTabButton.png)
+
+This will create a new blank input tab, which you can type and paste data into.
+> You don't need to create a new tab before loading files, as any tabs will be created automatiically
+
+### Load Files
+#### Drag and drop
+Like in previous versions of CyberChef, a file can be loaded by drag and dropping it into the input area. You can drag and drop multiple files in the same way to load multiple files as inputs.
+
+![Animation of drag-and-dropping files](images/DragAndDrop.gif)
+
+#### Open file button
+The `Open file as input` button now supports selecting mutliple files. Click on the button, select multiple files in the dialog that opens, and each of the selected files will be opened as a separate input.
+
+![Animation of using the open file button](images/OpenFile.gif)
+
+#### Open folder button
+The `Open folder as input` button functions much like the open file button, except you select a folder to open instead of individual files. All of the files from inside the folder will be loaded, including subfolders.
+> This will also select hidden files, or metadata files such as `.DS_Store` on Mac OS.
+
+![Animation of using the open folder button](images/OpenFolder.gif)
+
+> Both Chrome and Firefox load the file handles in the background before passing them to CyberChef, so there may be a delay between clicking `Upload` and anything happening on screen.
+
+#### Load status
+The overall load status is displayed in the input title bar. The total number of inputs being loaded is displayed, along with the number of inputs which are pending being loaded and the number of inputs which have been loaded.
+> The load progress of each tab is displayed by using the tab header as a progress bar.
+
+![Animation of load status](images/TabLoadProgress.gif)
+
+> The title of input tabs is either the first few characters of the input or, if it's a file, the filename.
+
+### Baking
+When autobake is triggered (e.g. when changing the recipe or the input contents), only the currently displayed input tab is baked.
+To bake all inputs, click on the `Bake!` button to initiate a full bake.
+
+> If an input hasn't been loaded when Bake is clicked, the input will be ignored.
+
+#### Bake status
+The bake status is displayed in the output title bar. Displayed statistics are: the total number of inputs being baked, the number of pending inputs, and the number of inputs which have finished being baked.
+> The progress through the inputs is also displayed by turning the bake button into a progress bar!
+
+![Animation of bake button progressing](images/bake.gif)
+
+> The background of each tab is used as a progress bar to display the invidual progress through the recipe.
+
+#### Canceling a bake
+While a bake is in progress, you can click on the bake button again (now labelled `Cancel`) to cancel the bake, where any inputs currently being baked or pending will be cancelled. Any inputs which have completed baking will keep their new outputs.
+
+### Output tabs
+
+
+### Searching for tabs
+To search for input or output tabs, click on the menu button to the right of the tab bar (`···`) and click `Find tab`. (IMAGE HERE) Use the status checkboxes to filter load or bake status, and the filter box to match the contents (or input filename) of each tab against a regular expression. Click on a search result to open that tab.
+
+![Find input tab dialog](images/FindInputTab.png)
+
+> If you know the number of the tab you want, you can use the `Go to tab` button in the tab menu to jump to it directly
+
+### Downloading outputs
+To download an individual output, click on the `Save output to file` button in the output title bar.
+
+To download all outputs in one zip file, click on the `Save all outputs to a zip file` button in the output title bar. When this is clicked, you will be asked for a filename for the zip file, as well as a file extension for the zipped files.
+> If the file extension is left blank, CyberChef will try to automatically detect the file extension for each input. (`.dat` will be used if it can't detect it)
+
+### Keyboard shortcuts
+- Add Tab
+    - **Windows & Linux:** Ctrl + Alt + T
+    - **Mac:** Ctrl + Option + T
+- Remove Tab
+    - **Windows & Linux:** Ctrl + Alt + W
+    - **Mac:** Ctrl + Option + W
+- Go to next tab
+    - **Windows & Linux:** Ctrl + Alt + Right arrow
+    - **Mac:** Ctrl + Option + Right arrow
+- Go to previous tab
+    - **Windows & Linux:** Ctrl + Alt + Left arrow
+    - **Mac:** Ctrl + Option + Left arrow
+
+### Notes
+When using multiple inputs, there are some limitations to be aware of:
+- CyberChef can be very CPU intensive when loading and baking inputs, so either the browser or your entire computer may slow down as a result.
+- On low memory systems, Firefox may frequently run out of memory to use and close the tab.
+- On Windows systems, Chrome doesn't let us use more than around 2-3GB of RAM. If CyberChef tries to use more than this, Chrome will close the tab.
+- Both browsers can load up to around 500,000 files using the open folder dialog.
+    - In Chrome, loading more than it can handle will instantly crash the entire browser.
+    - Firefox silently cancels loading files if the number of files is above the limits