Tab Shelf

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New features

• Tab grid layout - switch the main tab list from rows to compact tiles, with pinned tabs, grouped tabs, window headers, selection, drag-and-drop, and context menus still working in the new layout.
• Save selected tabs directly to a collection from the tab context menu, either by choosing an existing collection or creating a new one.
• Saved collections can now be managed more directly, with options to change collection type and collection color.
• The audible-tabs button can now (optionally) cycle focus between audible tabs instead of only filtering them, with separate scope options for the active window or all windows.
• Added an option to automatically collapse tab groups that do not contain the active tab.

Improvements

• Context menus now scroll when there are too many actions to fit on screen, making long tab, window, and toolbar menus easier to use.
• Saves and Grouping Rules can now remember filter and sorting preferences between visits when their persistence settings are enabled.
• Settings with multiple choices now use clearer radio-style pickers, including updated visual pickers for display mode and tab-list density.
• Localization system overhauled to reduce memory and CPU load.

Bug fixes

• Fixed issue where newly created saved collections are not persisting.
• Fixed fresh installs creating duplicate Saves bookmark folders in some cases, and added repair handling for existing duplicate roots.
• Fixed saved collection metadata issues such as out-of-sync names after renames and stale or orphaned metadata being left behind.

Experimental

• Scroll to Focus Mode - use mouse wheel gestures over the tab list to move focus between visible tabs, with settings for disabled, always-on, Alt + wheel, or Ctrl + wheel behavior.