V3.2.2 Group Window Layouts
18 Oct 2026
What’s new in 3.2.2:
- Window layouts for App Groups in TabLauncher Pro: each group can now remember a window layout of its own. Arrange the group’s windows and choose “Save Window Layout” from the group’s menu — clicking the group then puts every window back at that size and position, even windows that are already on screen. The same window can have a different size in each group, and a window you add to a group starts out where it was when you added it. Layouts are kept separately for each set of displays
- TabLauncher Pro now includes the extra built-in scripts the App Store versions can’t run, such as ejecting disks and shutting down the Mac
- Web-address icons can now open in the browser of your choice: pick it under “Set to Open With” in the icon’s menu
- A tab moved to another side of the screen keeps its rows and the arrangement of its items
- A tab dragged to an empty edge of the screen keeps all its settings
- In a tab with several rows, items you add land in the row where you drop them or where you clicked
- Tabs on the top or right edge no longer block clicks on the desktop right after they close
- Links dragged in from Safari keep their exact web address
- Web-address icons no longer disappear when you drag them
- Script icons made from a built-in script you haven’t changed now run its latest version
- Testing a script in Preferences now also shows errors that happen while it runs
- If an item’s file has been moved to the Trash, clicking it now tells you it can’t be found, instead of asking for access to a folder
- TabLauncher no longer hangs when you quit it or load a backup right after a tab closes
- TabLauncher uses less energy while its tabs are closed
V3.2.1 Recent Items
3 Oct 2026
What’s new in 3.2.1:
- Recent Items: a Recently Modified tab can now show your recent applications, documents or servers instead of a folder — like Recent Items in the Apple menu, always one move away. Pick it with the new “Show:” menu when you add the tab, or later in the tab’s Special options
- In the App Store versions, the first Recent Documents tab asks once for access to your Home folder, so it can see what you open
- Fixed: after waking from sleep, the tabs could disappear until TabLauncher was restarted
- Folder contents menus are now sorted the way the Finder sorts them in the App Store versions too (TabLauncher Pro has had it since 3.2.0.1)
- More items are now translated