Tabstract is a free Safari extension I built to save/manage tabs and reduce clutter while I work. It has all of the features I’ve missed from similar extensions like OneTab or Tab Space, and, well, it looks a lot nicer.
I built it for myself, but it’s also been a fun learning experience being a developer in Apple’s ecosystem, and not just a customer.
You can learn more about Tabstract and download it on the Mac App Store.
Tons of new features and improvements coming to Webkit’s Web Inspector tool for web developers.
Of note: Edit as HTML (finally), Timelines, and Audits.
You can use these now in Webkit’s nightlies, but we’ll have to wait and see when they’re formally released in Safari.
Users of Safari 4.0 beta may have noticed that after installing the SafariStand browser plugin, Safari immediately crashes when launching.
After a few months and many failed attempts at using the plugin, I decided to just delete everything SafariStand-related and reinstall from scratch. As it turns out, Safari was choking on the existing SafariStand preference files.
Delete these two files, and Safari will play nicely with SafariStand:
/Users/YOU/Library/Preferences/jp.hetima.SafariStand.plist
/Users/YOU/Library/Safari/Stand