TabStop 1.1.4
Updated: 22.02.07
License: Freeware
URL: TabStop 1.1.4
Requires: SIMBL 0.8.1, Safari 2
TabStop is a SIMBL plugin that displays a warning when you attempt to quit or close a window in Safari that contains multiple tabs. Very handy, if you’re used to keeping dozens of tabs around and you’re tired of accidentally Command-Q’ing instead of Command-W’ing.
TabStop is an Universal Binary.
Changes for v1.1.4
Added support to present a warning when Safari is quit from the Dock or Application Switcher. Note that quitting by any other means (reboot, shutdown, applescript, or any other third party app manager) will terminate Safari without presenting a warning.
Includes Japanese localization.
Changes for v1.1.2
Fixed incorrect implementation of localization.
Includes Czech (cs_CZ) and French localization.
Changes for v1.1.1
TabStop plays nicely with other plugins now, namely ForgetMeNot.
Removed extraneous code that was swizzling functions that I didn’t need to swizzle.
Changes for v1.1
Allowed plugin to load for Safari 2.0.0 (412) through 2.0.4 (419)
Updated the icon to something that isn’t “hideous”. You’re welcome, schmelding. Shrunk the size of the warning windows as well.
Modified behavior to not present the warning when a single window had a single tab open. The behavior now is to simply count active tabs (those with a URL loaded). If that number is greater than two (regardless of how many windows are open), the warning is displayed.
TabStop will no longer prevent the system from restarting or shutting down.
Mapped the “cancel” button to the escape key. Maybe I’ll add user-configurable keyboard shortcuts if there is a large call for it.