doesn't work with Safari 5.2, Version 5.2 (8536.2.3)

Cmd + Shift + T to reopen the last closed tab does not work for me on Yosemite 10.10 (14A389) and Safari Version 8.0 (10600.1.25).

I really like the main functionality of Cmd+# to switch tabs. But for the Cmd+Shift+T feature to open a closed tab, there is a much better extension: https://github.com/Antrikshy/RecoverTabs
SafariTabSwitching overrides this and I cannot make it not to.

RecoverTabs remembers tabs and allows reopening of more than 1.

To get Cmd+Shift+T working just as Cmd+Z, users could add that shortcut themselves in Preferences.

I tried to install the release before Cmd+Shift+T was added, but it did not support Safari 8.

I ran the installer and clicked through everything twice, but when I restart my browser nothing shows up in the Extensions panel and the functionality of the plugin is missing.

The first time I ran through the installer, I had Safari open and restarted it at the end. The second time I ran the installer, I closed Safari before installing, then reopened it at the end. Same result.

After switching away from a tab where you are currently inputting text and switching back, the focus is not returned to the input. This is especially annoying if you are typing something long and switching back and forth for reference, for instance while writing this ticket. It's most annoying when switching back to a Gmail tab in which you are having a hangouts conversation with someone.

Google translator is on tab1 and another page is on tab2, I use command + 1 leading to tab1 (google translator), then I want command + 2 leading to tab2, It no longer valid.

As of Beta 2, the old trick of updating the Info.plist with the new Safari version doesn't work anymore. I didn't get an error on Safari load so perhaps SIMBL is broken now? I'm seeing some SIMBL errors in Console.

@rs have you updated to b2?

Not Compatible with 10.10.3 Beta 4 (Safari Version 8.0.5 (Build 10600.5.9))

Says it all :)

After downloading the installer and installing, I restart Safari and Cmd + [num] still opens bookmarks and Cmd + Shift + T still shows/hides tab bar. Is there something I need to do in addition to running the installer?

iMac (Mid 2011)
OS X Yosemite 10.10.3
Safari 8.0.6 (10600.6.3)

I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling. I've tried moving from /Library/... to ~/Library/...

Doesn't work on beta 5

I can't get it to work with the new Stable Safari in Yosemite. Editing the plst doesn't help

This could be a feature.. haha. I kind of like having the option to turn it off.

I'd like to see tab numberings, similar to what's available to iTerm 2

When opening the installer, a pop-up complains:

“Safari.Tab.Switching-1.2.4.pkg” can’t be opened because it is from an unidentified developer.

I assume (and fully understand) this is because you do not wish to pay the $99/year fee to Apple just for signing applications.

That said, I just wanted to check that this is indeed the case, i.e. that I should expect it to be unsigned—any security that feature may provide becomes moot if people are trained to assume developers aren't signing as soon as the pop-up appears.

If the installer is intentionally not signed for Gatekeeper compatibility, could you please note this where you provide the download link?

And if you're keen to help out the novices, maybe add something like

"To open the installer, ctrl+click on it and select open in the context menu, to bypass the Gatekeeper security".

So, I've noticed there's nothing that really does this in the Safari extensions library. May be worthwhile to get it there unless there's a good reason not to.

This isn't actually an issue, I just couldn't find any contact info.

This project is great! Thanks a lot for helping us all out!

I'm using Lion and Safari 5.1, and for some reason the tab switch doesn't work in fullscreen mode :-(

Just installed it in Safari 8.0.3 (i'm on Yosemite 10.10.2) and the cmd+number functionality is not working at all. I'm not sure for the cmd+shift+t because I have another plugin for that.

How would I go about uninstalling SafariTabSwitching?

Still get this error http://bit.ly/1qV1Suh after installing Safari.Tab.Switching-1.2.7 and restart Safari already.

Quick notes on how to accomplish this task is also appreciated.

I used to use Glims, a Safari hack, and one of its most useful features was the simple ability to cycle through tabs using "," and "." (comma and period).

While I appreciate the command-[numeral] method, it conflicts, as you already know, with the identical commands for opening bookmarks.

I don't need to go directly to a specific tab; I just need a mouse-free way to cycle through whatever tabs are open at the time! (Frankly, isn't that easier than looking at the open tabs, counting over to the one you need, then hitting command plus that numeral?) It's easier to just hit period or comma a few times. (Or the arrow keys.)

Would you please, please consider this? :-)

UPDATE: I just discovered that shift-command-left arrow and shift-command-right arrow will cycle through tabs. I'd still prefer the simplicity of single keys. But in lieu of those, I'll use the built-in shortcuts.

I just tried to download the installer (link on main github page for this project) from http://rsparkle.herokuapp.com/SafariTabSwitching/last, and got redirected to http://d.pr/f/doXc+ which gives a 404 page.

Command+, to open Preferences, then Command+1..9 doesn't work.

I am on Safari Version 8.0 (10600.1.8) and it says the plugin is not tested and is disabled because of this. Any chance to test and make it work soon? Can I manually modify a config somewhere as a workaround?

It doesn't support safari6.

On starting Safari on OSX 10.10 this popup comes up.
I have yet to find a way to load it anyway, and would be happy for every advice!

I upgraded from OSX 10.9.

Hey,

I just updated to the latest release – doesn't seem to be working on Yosemite. Is there anything I can give you to help debug?

Hi,

Is there anyway i can edit this to use CTRL instead of CMD?

This would be much appreciated.

Regards

Bob

How to uninstall this plugin? It is not showing in the Safari extensions list and I cannot figure out a way to uninstall it.

Safari update breaks the plugin again and SIMBL bails on loading due to the newer build number.

This can be fixed by updating info.plist with a new MaxBundleVersion of 9537.74.9.

I'm testing and it doesn't seem to be any less stable than with previous builds.

Safari 6.0.2 (v7536.26.17) has not been tested with the plugin SafariTabSwitching 1.2 (v1.2). As a precaution, it has not been loaded. Please contact the plugin developer for further information.

This plugin seems to crash in OS X Mavericks / Safari 7.0.

Could you provide a new working version for this release?

Kind regards,

Chris

There are a few different SIMBL solutions out there. One example is EasySIMBL, which installs on a per-user basis and reads plugins only from ~/Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins. Due to differences in SIMBL solutions, typically SIMBL plugins will give the user a choice of whether to install SIMBL or gives the user access to the plugin bundle itself. Also, generally plugins that rely on a supporting software do not always install it themselves; for example, Google Chrome extensions do not come with a Chrome installer.

I would like to:

• Be able to install or have the plugin bundle without running the SIMBL installer
• Either directly have access to the plugin bundle or have an option of whether to install to /Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins or ~/Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins (because I want to install to the latter)

As an example, SafariStand does this better, by:

• Providing instructions to install EasySIMBL without forcing the user to install it
• Giving the user access to the plugin bundle so that they may install it by dropping it into the EasySIMBL app window

How I can uninstall?

I removed this plugin since Safari 9 has it integrated. However I still get error messages about the plugin when I start the browser.

But I don't have the file anymore :P

rm: /Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins/SafariTabSwitching.bundle: No such file or directory

Suggestions?

Need Cmd + Option + Left/Right to switch tabs.
Chrome can do this, and it's easier to control by one hand.

Thanks~~~

Whenever I restart my Mac, I have to install it again. Anyone knows how to fix this?

It would be nice if there was an automateable way to install SafariTabSwitching. Creating a homebrew cask would make this easy. See http://caskroom.io

Essentially we'd just run brew cask install safaritabswitching and be done. I'd make a PR myself but I'm not sure how to extract the installation from the pkg. (Note: you'd make the PR to caskroom/homebrew-cask).

By the way there's already a cask for EasySIMBL. Brew formulas have dependencies so you could just say safaritabswitching depends on easysimbl.

I'm trying to install this on a fresh upgrade of Yosemite and after completing the install the bundle isn't in my SIMBL Plugins folder. It seems the install isn't completing. Can I just download the latest bundle?

Hi.
When switching from a tab that has the left menu open (e.g.: the reading list menu) to a tab that doesn't any menu, a "shadow" is visible on the left side of the page.
I tried to make a screenshot but, for some reason, that shadow/grey view is not visible in the image.
This is not happening when switching between tabs using CMD + SHIFT + [ or CMD + SHIFT + ].