Jul 2026

V3.1 Rows & Free docking

What’s new in 3.1:

  • Multiple rows of icons — give the launcher up to 6 rows with the new Rows slider in Preferences > Body, and drag any icon onto any row
  • Free item docking — the new Items option (Centered / Free, also in Preferences > Body) lets you place icons on any spot of the grid, iOS style; the tab grows and shrinks to fit your arrangement
  • When a tab outgrows the screen, the scroll wheel pans the items
  • Other layout fixes

V3.0.1 Fixes

What’s new in 3.0.1:

  • Upgrading from version 2 now brings your tabs and settings over automatically
  • If 3.0 already greeted you with default tabs, don’t worry — your old setup was never deleted: open Preferences > General and press Load, then choose your old settings folder to bring everything back
  • Backup files (.tabl) now show their own icon and can be restored with a double-click

V3.0 A complete visual rebirth

What’s new in 3.0:

  • Tabs are now living shapes you can sculpt: pick a preset like Classic, Pill or Wave, or open the Shape Studio and drag the curves yourself
  • Multi-color gradients, outlines, shadows and fluid animations
  • Unlimited tabs on any edge of any screen; every screen edge remembers its own layout — including a gap for the camera housing on modern MacBooks
  • Import your Dock in one click — apps, folders, web links, even the spacers
  • New closing options: after a delay you set, or when you click an icon, a tab, or anywhere outside
  • Auto-hide completely, leaving elegant gradient markers where your tabs sleep
  • Save your configuration and load it on another Mac
  • Updated for modern macOS; your existing tabs and settings migrate automatically