Multi-tab

A browser extension to open and group a bunch of tabs from a list of URLs.

Installation

• Chrome Web Store for Brave, Chrome, and Vivaldi
• Mozilla Addons for Firefox
• Edge Add-ons for Edge

Installation on Safari

1. Install the app to /Applications.
2. Open Safari, then click Safari -> Preferences.
3. From the Advanced tab, check Show Develop menu in menu bar.
4. Ensure Develop -> Allow Unsigned Extensions is checked.
5. From the Extensions tab, enable Multi-tab.

Until we figure out code signing, you'll need to repeat (4) each time Safari is relaunched.

Privacy policy

This really ought not to be necessary, but to be exceptionally clear:

This browser extension doesn't collect any data: personal, telemetry, or otherwise.

I take your privacy very seriously. No third-party analytics or advertising services are used. The extension logs no information on you and has no interest in doing such.

Neither the extension nore the developer collects, transmits, distributes, or sells your data.

Permissions

Credits

Logo is ic_fluent_book_open_globe_24_regular.svg from Microsoft's Fluent System Icons pack.

Hacking

Build the extension with:

task -w extension:build

Leave this running in a tab, and run the following to launch browser instances with the extension loaded for testing:

task run:chrome
task run:firefox

As you make changes to the extension, just reload the tab to see your changes.

Hacking on Safari

iOS and macOS Safari builds require Xcode, as we must wrap the extension in an iOS and macOS app for distribution. After installing Xcode via the App Store, switch to its developer directory for xcodebuild:

sudo xcode-select -s /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer

You should then be able to build the extension and apps:

task extension:safari:build