Twicetab for Mac1.3.1.1

Name: Twicetab
Rating: 5 (15 reviews)

12 October 2007

Plugin for Safari creates new tabs.

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What is Twicetab for Mac

Twicetab... Install Twicetab and double-click Safari's tab bar: a new tab will be created. That's it. It'd be hard to make it simpler!

What's new in Twicetab

Version 1.3.1.1:

This version contains no new functionality. You do not need to upgrade to this version unless you want the new content noted below.

Localized in Spanish. Localization by Chalres A. Hastings.

Version 1.3.1:

Localized: Added German, Greek and Traditional Chinese localizations.
Enhancement: If "Cancel" is clicked as a URL loads, Twicetab won't try to open that URL again when creating new tabs.

Version 1.3:

New feature: Close tabs by middle- (or option-) clicking.
Bug fix: Greatly reduced the instances where regular text in the clipboard is mistaken for a URL.

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Programhappy

Oct 5 2009

1.3.1.1

Version: 1.3.1.1

Developer, can you please add support for Snow Leopard and Safari 4.0.3? Thank you!

Jun 27 2009

Developer, for instances when a URL/domain is not in the clipboard, can you please add the option to make new tabs open with the home page? I'm sure that many people would prefer the home page instead of an "untitled" page.

gcoghill

Oct 15 2007

Would be great to have the option to triple-click or something else not requiring a modifier key to close tabs - for us laptop users. And perhaps some users might want to turn off the clipboard auto-fill - I am still testing to see how I like that feature. Regardless, cool little utility. Thanks!

Mactoe

Oct 2 2007

1.3.1

Version: 1.3.1

One thing that seriously annoys me is Safari does not allow a default page for a new tab. As a developer I want my custom home page to load anytime I open a new tab as I'm usually going to want a link from it. It would be great (and simple) to allow Twicetab to include a default (rather than a clipboard) page to load when creating a new tab.

Macnews

Sep 12 2007

1.3.0.2

Version: 1.3.0.2

Looks as if the traffic may have exceeded the host's bandwidth limitations -- would definitely like to give this a try.

Macinsetex

Aug 6 2007

1.2.1

Version: 1.2.1

in safari 3.x, right click or ctrl-click in the tab bar produces a contextual menu, "New Tab." Don't remember what occurred in Safari 2.x as i usually invoked Command-T to open a new tab. I suppose double clicking the tab bar would save a person a few milliseconds per incident. Additionally, having the double-click-on-tab-bar to produce a new tab, in safari, could preserve a few brain memory cell because the command is used across all browsers. Okay but...

Threedee912

Aug 5 2007

5.0

I always use this feature in Firefox and Camino. Great job 'porting' it to Safari.

John-Quinn

Aug 4 2007

This is really a great one. However, I wonder how I could use Twicetab to open the SECOND tab, cause I figure this still has to be done with "apple+T", otherwise there is no bar to double-click on.

Heavy-shower

Jul 4 2007

1.1

Version: 1.1

This works superbly with SafariStand's Show Page Info -- just copy an image link or any link, then quickly double click the tab bar. Also, now I can remove SafariStand's New Tab menu button off the toolbar, giving me a bit more space for everything else (I'm on a laptop). What would be neat, with a modifier key, is to double click to hide the tab bar. Would that be possible?

anonymous-gopher-3791

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"...It'd be hard to make it simpler!" what! - is hitting 'apple+T' really so much effort?

Macman8

Jul 2 2007

1.0

Version: 1.0

Of course, the old Command-T does the same thing, but this is easy and quick. Thanks for this little application. It's a nice touch.

Gabrieler

Does exactly what it sais without getting in the way at all. Great!

Snarb

Jul 1 2007

Works as described. Thanks!