ADDEDAuto-sort rules file saved tabs into folders for you. Rules run top to bottom and the first match wins, so put the specific ones above the general ones. Rules travel with your backups, and the whole feature is translated into every language TheTab ships
ADDEDTheTab now reports once a day that it is installed and running, so we can tell how many people actually use it. It carries no page content, no addresses and no titles, and the analytics switch in Settings turns it off along with everything else
CHANGEDKeyboard shortcuts are shown as proper key badges everywhere they appear, instead of bold text that looked different from screen to screen. The badge shows Cmd or Ctrl to match the machine you are on
CHANGEDFont sizes across the whole interface now come from one shared scale. Nothing was resized on purpose - this clears up the drift that had the same kind of label appearing at four slightly different sizes in different places
CHANGEDThe saved-tabs list only draws the groups you can actually see, and the advanced parts of Settings start collapsed, so both stay quick with a large collection
CHANGEDOn Firefox, site icons next to saved tabs are now a plain placeholder. They used to be fetched from a third party, which meant the address of every saved tab left your browser to draw them. Chrome and Edge are unchanged and still use the browser's own local icon cache
FIXEDAutomatic backups ran far more often than their schedule said. Every time the browser woke TheTab in the background the timer restarted, so a daily backup could run dozens of times a day and, with file export on, leave hundreds of unwanted files in your downloads folder
FIXEDSections in Settings did not actually collapse. The header folded but the contents stayed on screen, and one section's toggle did nothing at all. They now open and close properly, with an animation
FIXEDButtons that pair an icon with a label put the icon above the text instead of beside it
FIXEDA page with nothing on it could still scroll. The empty saved-tabs screen reserved so much fixed spacing that it overflowed any window shorter than about 1000px, which is most laptops
FIXEDMiddle-click now restores a tab as it should, ctrl-click is honoured, and Arc is recognised correctly
FIXEDSaving a group retries if the write cannot be confirmed, and the review prompt only appears after you have actually restored something
FIXEDAnalytics could include a page address when reporting a failed save. Error text from the browser sometimes quotes the address of the tab it failed on; addresses are now stripped before anything is sent