Please make a (Yosemite compatible) version without the Cmd+Shift+T feature

[martinbohman]

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.

[andrew-hill]

Alternatively, a setting to disable the Cmd+Shift+T shortcut or even detect whether RecoverTabs is installed and disable if so

as useful as it is/was, the cmd+shift+T has always kind of felt like a bit of 'feature creep', so perhaps doesn't belong in SafariTabSwitching at all?

[rafaqueque]

+1

[kamilogorek]

@martinbohman @andrew-hill @rafaqueque you can download recompiled 10.10 version without this shortcut here https://www.dropbox.com/sh/2czbv2flmfiv41n/AAAwaBH47U9-bi4Kfb_XmC-pa?dl=0
Simply replace it with your current version or add it if you don't have any to either:
/Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins or ~/Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins

Hi kamilogorek, the recompiled version that you shared via Dropbox does not work on my end. I'm using Safari 8.0.5 (10600.5.17) on 10.10.3.

[martinbohman]

It works for me on 8.0.3 (10600.3.18) on 10.10.2.

Also thank you @kamilogorek!

Hi Martin, maybe I was doing something wrong then?
I downloaded the .zip file and rename the /Contents/MaxOS/SafariTabSwitching file to SafariTabSwitching.bundle, and replaced it with the old SafariTabSwitching.bundle file within /Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins, and it just not work.

[martinbohman]

@Alucardology what zip file? When I download the dropbox link I get a folder named Contents.

Navigate to /Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins. Then you have something called SafariTabSwitching.bundle. Right click this and select "Show Package Contents". In there you have a folder named Contents. Replace this folder with the one from kamilogorek.

Restart Safari (and maybe also the entire computer, I don't remember).

@martinbohman It worked. Thanks!

[victoraraujo01]

+1 for this...

Also, the recompiled version @kamilogorek posted is not available anymore, só I'd really like a way to be able to reopen multiple tabs and alternate between them using cmd+n shorctuts.

As mentioned elsewhere, it is built into Safari now. Go into Settings > Tabs :-)

[victoraraujo01]

I'm not seeing this on Safari Version 8.0.7. Is this in El Capitan? If it is, this new OS X version keeps getting better and better... :)

[ruimarinho]

Yep, available from Safari 8.1 (El Capitan DB1)+.

[fkick]

This is now also showing in the Safari included in the 10.10.4 update.