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An improved 'Combine Windows' AppleScript for Safari
Is there some one way to modify this hint to make a script that will save a collection of tabs in a way that would let you reopen that same set later? I don't mean a static set that would then be a link-folder in the toolbar, but rather 3-7 tabs in one window that are all not previously bookmarked. I'd love to be able to save a session of multi-threaded browsing, and rejoin it later...
An improved 'Combine Windows' AppleScript for Safari
This is something I have wanted as well.
An improved 'Combine Windows' AppleScript for Safari
Not quite what you want, as you have to activate the tabs you want in turn, but you can drag the icon at the left of the address bar to an empty area (or the extreme right) of the tab bar of another window to open the page in a new tab in that window. Dropping it on an existing tab opens it in that tab.
An improved 'Combine Windows' AppleScript for Safari
try firebird with a different theme than the default theme and the tab extensions. they provide everything you need, from saving of tab-sets to drag and drop from one window to another, rearranging the order, "close left tabs" and much more. very nice tool. i'm using it in mozilla at work.
Saving tabs...
Ask and you shall receive--one of my favorite hints of all time ;-)
Saving tabs...
I would have sworn that I had scoured everything around here that was related to this search, but clearly I'd missed this great hint - so many, many thanks for pointing it out to me. I've been swearing to learn AppleScript since 1995, so maybe this will be the trigger I've been looking for for nine years.
Saving tabs...
No sooner did I find this hint than the plug-in Saft upgraded itself to embody this funtionality. |
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