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Open current Safari tab in a new window via AppleScript
I know that scripting is all the rage, but why not do this the old-fashioned way?
keystroke efficiency
Well, a script can be invoked with a single keystroke, also using one of the many tools you mention. For instance, I don't actually go to the scripts menu to run this; I use FastScripts to run it with There is usually more than one way to do something: in addition to the sequence you point out, you could press As with many hints, I'm simply offering an alternate way to do something that is already quite possible.
keystroke efficiency
Command-L, Command-shift-option-return opens the current tab in a new window. Two Command-W's and both are closed... |
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