CloudyTabs
CloudyTabs is a simple menu bar application that lists your iCloud Tabs and Reading List.
Installation
- Download CloudyTabs and copy it to your Applications folder.
(Alternatively, CloudyTabs is installable from your shell through Homebrew β once you've set up Homebrew-cask) you can simply type
brew cask install cloudytabs)
Usage
To use CloudyTabs, open the app and select a tab from one of your devices. The tab's URL then opens it in your default browser (useful if like me, you use Safari on iOS and Chrome on macOS), Cmd(β)-Selecting a tab (or highlighting it and pressing Cmd(β)-Return(β)) opens the tab in the background. Opt(β₯)-Selecting a tab (or highlighting it and pressing Opt(β₯)-Return(β)) will copy the tab's URL.
Typing the first few letters or a tab's title will jump to that particular tab.
Hovering over the CloudyTabs menu bar icon displays a tooltip which lists the date that iCloud last updated the synced tabs database or Bookmarks plist (where CloudyTabs reads data from).
Requirements
- macOS 10.13 or later
- An active iCloud account
License
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2018 Josh Parnham
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