ReTab - Tab Switch for Safari

ReTab 3.3 — Minimal permissions by default • ReTab now installs with zero access to your pages or browsing data. Quick tab switching (tap Cmd+E to flip between your two most recent tabs) works out of the box with no permissions at all. • The visual tab picker (hold Cmd+E) is now an opt-in feature. Turning it on grants exactly what it needs — drawing the picker on the page and reading tab titles — with a clear explanation of why, once, in ReTab Settings. Decline and the quick switch keeps working forever. • Existing users: nothing changes. Permissions you've already granted stay granted, and the picker keeps working exactly as before. • "Jump back to your most recent tab when you close a tab" is now off by default — it surprised more people than it helped. Turn it back on anytime in ReTab Settings; if you already flipped the toggle yourself, your choice is kept. • As always: no analytics, no remote calls, nothing leaves your Mac. This release just makes that promise visible in the permission sheet. Recent updates • 3.2.3 — Performance and reliability refinements for long browsing sessions. • 3.2.2 — Hover to commit: hover any tab card while holding Cmd+E and release to switch to it, mirroring macOS Cmd+Tab's "hover wins" behavior. • 3.2.1 — Stuck-picker fix: ReTab now detects the modifier release even when the keyup event is absorbed by an iframe or focus blip, and commits cleanly. • 3.2 — VoiceOver narrates the picker: position, selection, and tab titles, with focus restored on release. Note: if your custom shortcut isn't responding, re-confirm it once in Safari Settings → Extensions.