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Check out the major features of the Early Access release, putting you back in control of your browser
Whether you like to trim-down or max-out your tabs, Control Space lets you browse, organise, search and switch with one simple shortcut
Check out the major features of the Early Access release, putting you back in control of your browser
Control all your windows and tabs in a single popup with room to browse, organise and plan
Control Space tabs surface information to make it easy to see where you are
Go directly to the tab you need, without the others getting in the way
Start typing to begin searching across open, recent, historical and saved tabs
Quickly revisit recent tabs; no need to remember where they are!
Tabs are gonna get messy; you need the right tools to keep them in check
Organise tabs and windows using keyboard, drag and drop and cut-and-paste
Intuitively walk, select and modify items using keyboard or mouse, just like your desktop
Organise tasks using named windows, with a proper overview of what goes where
Save, then intelligently-restore tabs, windows or even whole workspaces
Interactions in Control Space are optimised for speed and precision
From search to navigation, you rarely need take your hands off the keyboard (see shortcuts)
Spring-loaded panels, alternative clicks and clever context menus let you fly through your daily tasks
Control Space provides additional power-user functionality
Export tab data in multiple formats, or import by dragging in documents or text from anywhere
Tools to sleep, wake and modify tabs and windows – with more to come in future
Control Space is now in Early Access and will be generally available in early or mid-December.
Control Space will be a paid product. I'm still determining the right price point, but as I add more features in the next few months I'll aim to introduce some simpler and cheaper tiers. Watch this space.
The Version 17.x release introduced more informative tabs, and the 18.x release is going to add more organisation and tooling. At some point in the near future I'll publish a Roadmap.
Click the Feedback button in the app and let me know what you're thinking. If it's a good idea and aligns with the product vision, I'll certainly consider it.
Yeah, it has. Life and work got in the way, but I'm back on this full time, so expect things to move more quickly from now on.
A Beta user recently reported that Control Space was happily supporting 265 tabs without a problem. That's pretty amazing, but I'd recommend 30 - 50 tabs across 3 - 5 windows to give you the perfect user experience. Remember, you can save tabs, and come back to them later!
Saved Tabs was originally designed to be a kind of Session Manager, but it's clear now that it would be better as a kind of Bookmark Manager. To do that will take considerable work, so it is what it is for the time being.
You can sign up to the mailing list (see next section) or follow @controlspace on Twitter for sneak peeks, previews and news.
And we'll send you an email when Control Space is ready