Yab 0.8.12

⌥-click a tab to open it beside the page in front; in a split already, it takes the other half's place.

Tabs sleep after 4 hours unused instead of half an hour, as in Chrome and Helium, and a tab you keep coming back to stays awake. Saving power, the wait is an hour instead of five minutes.

A link opened in a new tab, with ⌘ or the middle button, by a link that asks for one or by the page, goes right after its page, the next ones after it in the order you opened them, as in Arc; from a pin or a kept tab they line up at the top of today's.

Duplicate puts the copy right after its tab and leaves you where you were, as in Arc.

A link that asks for a new tab from a pin or a kept tab opens as a peek over it, as in Arc.

A tab's idle time only counts while your Mac is awake, so tabs no longer reload after the lid was closed; kept tabs above the line stay awake too.

An extension's button that did nothing after Yab was reopened works again, NordPass's included: extension workers start afresh at each launch.

Removing an extension also removes what it kept, as its card says, so adding it again starts fresh.

Yab no longer runs the Claude or Codex command-line tools by itself at launch; they run when you connect them or ask an agent, and if macOS blocked one, Yab says so.

The last five tabs you were on no longer reload when you go back to them: memory running short and a page grown heavy leave them awake, and memory running out takes them only after every other tab.

A tab that slept, or whose page quit, comes back scrolled where you left it.