Links

Settings › Links decides where links open: links from other apps, links in pages, and the rules that send a site’s links to a Workspace.

Links from other apps

Open links from other apps in a Peek opens each link from another app in a Peek, a small window that isn’t part of any Workspace. It’s on by default. When it’s off, links from other apps open as a new tab in the frontmost window.
Close an idle Peek after closes a Peek you haven’t used for that long: 1 hour, 6 hours, 1 day, 1 week, or Never. It starts at 6 hours. It’s dimmed while Peeks are off.

Both settings sync to your other devices.

Links in pages

Peek at a link with Option-click (Alt-click on Windows and Linux) opens the link over the current tab, with its sign-ins. Plain clicks and ⌘-clicks (Ctrl-clicks on Windows and Linux) are unchanged. When it’s off, Option-click works the way the page expects.
Open links to other sites from a pin in a Peek opens a link that leaves a pinned site in a Peek.
When you open a link or media in a new tab, switch to it immediately shows a new tab as soon as it opens.

Rules

Links from other apps that match a rule open in the rule’s Workspace as a new tab. Sval tries the rules in order, and the first one that matches wins. A line under the heading says whether the rules sync.

Add rule opens the form for a new rule.
Each rule shows its place, what it matches, and the Workspace its links open in.
The grip at the start of a rule moves it. Drag it, or focus it and press the Up or Down arrow key.
This rule never applies. marks a rule that a rule above it always matches first, and names that rule.
No Workspace marks a rule whose Workspace was deleted. Its links open as if the rule weren’t there.
The pencil edits the rule, and the × deletes it. Undo puts back a rule you deleted.

The rule form

Match by is Site or Address contains. Site matches the site and its subdomains. Address contains matches any address with the text in it, at least 3 characters with no spaces.
The text field takes the site or the text. For Site, you can paste a whole address.
Workspace lists your Workspaces, except Agent Workspaces. An isolated Workspace is marked “(isolated)”.
A line under the form says what the rule will do, or why it can’t be saved. It warns when a rule above would always match first, or when the new rule would stop a rule below from ever applying.
Add adds the rule at the end of the list. When you edit a rule, the button reads Save.
Cancel closes the form.

A Peek

Peek, before the address bar, counts the Peeks you have open. With more than one, it opens a list of them, where you can switch to a Peek, close one, or select Close all peeks. Pointing to it says when the Peek closes.
The button after the address bar opens the page in the Workspace of the window you used last, as a tab at the end of its list, and closes the Peek. Shift-click opens the Workspace in a new window when no window shows it.
The arrow next to it lists your other Workspaces. Open in New Window next to one opens that Workspace in a new window.

In the menu bar, File › New Peek Window opens an empty Peek, signed in as the Workspace you opened it from. Its shortcut is ⌥⌘N (Ctrl+Alt+N on Windows and Linux).