Tabs and the panel

The panel runs down one side of the window and holds the tabs of the Workspace the window shows. Its parts are listed here from top to bottom, then its menus and settings. The switcher at its top is on Workspaces.

Favorites

Favorites opens the Favorites menu: your Favorites and their folders, from any Workspace. Pinned Favorites aren’t in it. A private window has no Favorites button.

Right-clicking a Favorite or a folder in the menu offers Undo, Open, Open in New Window, Open in Private Window, Open All for a folder, Pin or Unpin, Pin to This Workspace, Show in for a pinned one, Rename…, Edit Address…, Delete, Move to, Move Up, Move Down, New Folder…, New Separator, and Export….

The pins row

The pins row shows a tile for each pin in this Workspace, in an order you set by dragging. It shows only when there are pins.

Selecting a tile shows the pin’s page. The selected tile widens to show the pin’s name, and the page’s title after it while the pin is off its saved page.
A pin that’s off its saved page shows a dot when it isn’t selected.
The refresh button at the end of the selected tile, named “Back to” and the pin’s name, takes the pin back to its saved page. It shows while the pin is off its saved page and you point to the tile or focus it.
A pinned folder is one tile showing its first icons. Selecting it opens its pins.
After the number of lines in Settings › Workspaces › Pins, the last tile reads “+” and the number of pins it holds, and opens them.
While you drag a tab with no pins in the row, the space reads Drop to pin.

New tab and New group

New tab opens a tab at the top of the Workspace.
New group opens the New group dialog. The group goes in the Workspace or group you’re working in.

The New group and Edit group dialogs

Name is required.
Emoji opens the emoji picker.
Color offers the same colors as a Workspace. A group with a color is drawn as a tinted block.
Create, or Save in Edit group, saves it.

Rows

Each tab, group, and Split is a row.

Clicking a tab’s row shows its page. Clicking a group’s row folds or unfolds it.
Double-clicking a row’s name renames it.
A sleeping tab’s row is dimmed, with a gray icon.
A folded group shows how many tabs it holds, and the tab you’re viewing in it.
A Split’s row has a tile for each of its tabs, left to right. Clicking a tile shows that tab’s Split.
The pause button shows on a tab, or a folded group, while it plays sound. It pauses what’s playing, and plays it again. Sound that can’t be paused gets a mute button.
⌘-click (Ctrl-click on Windows and Linux) adds a row to the selection, and Shift-click selects every row in between.
Option-click (Alt-click on Windows and Linux) on a tab splits it with the tab you’re viewing.

Dragging rows

Where you drop a row on another decides what happens. The row shows a label while a drop would do more than move.

Near the top or bottom edge of a row puts it before or after that row.
The middle of a tab’s row makes a new group of the two, labeled New group.
The right end of a tab’s row makes a Split, labeled Create Split. On a Split’s row it reads Join Split, or Merge Splits when you drag a Split. A full Split reads “4 pages max”. A narrow panel has no Split spot.
A folded group’s row puts it inside the group, last. On an open group’s row, the top half puts it before the group and the bottom half first inside it.
A dragged group or selection goes before or after, by halves. It never makes a group or a Split.

The Undo message

After you close several tabs, or delete a group, a pin, or a Workspace, a message at the bottom of the panel names what went.

Undo puts it back.
Dismiss closes the message.

The message stays 8 seconds, longer while the pointer is on it or it has the focus.

The media controls

While a tab in the window has media, controls show at the bottom of the panel for whatever played last, in any of the window’s Workspaces: Previous Track, Back 10 Seconds, play and pause, Forward 10 Seconds, and Next Track. The track buttons show only on sites that have tracks.

The panel’s edge

Dragging the edge between the panel and the page changes the panel’s width. Double-clicking it puts back the default width.

New tab opens a tab.
Rename renames the tab.
Move up and Move down move it one row.
Move to group lists the groups it can go into.
Move to Workspace lists your other Workspaces.
Pin makes the tab a pin at the end of the pins row. Pin to This Workspace pins it in this Workspace and no other.
Add to Favorites adds the page to Favorites. It reads Remove from Favorites for a Favorite.
Copy Markdown Link copies the page’s title and address as a Markdown link.
Create Split opens a new pane next to the tab, to pick a tab for it.
Add to Split lists the Splits in this Workspace with room for it.
Put to Sleep frees the page’s memory. The tab stays in the panel.
Keep Awake stops Sval putting the tab to sleep. It’s checked while on.
Pause Media shows while the tab has media or sound, and reads Play Media, Mute, or Unmute when that’s what it does.
Close closes the tab.

With several rows selected, only Close, Move to group, New group with selection, and Move to Workspace act. The others are dimmed.

New tab opens a tab inside the group.
Edit… opens the Edit group dialog.
New group makes a group inside it.
Move up, Move down, Move to group, and Move to Workspace move the group with everything in it.
Put to Sleep puts every tab in it to sleep.
Pause Media acts on every tab in it.
Delete group… asks whether its contents Move out of group or go with it, with Delete all. An empty group goes without asking.

Right-clicking a tile of a Split’s row gives the tab’s menu, without Pin, plus:

Add Tab to Split opens a new pane in the Split. It’s dimmed in a Split of four.
Separate turns the Split back into ordinary tabs, in its place.
Move Pane Left and Move Pane Right move the pane. Each is dimmed at its end.
Rename Split… names the Split. With no name it shows its pages’ titles.
Close All closes every tab in the Split. It reads Close Both for two.

Moving a pane up, down, or to a group or Workspace moves its whole Split.

Back to saved page takes the pin back to its saved page.
Save current page as this pin makes the page it shows its saved page. Both are dimmed on the saved page.
Show in picks the Workspaces that show the pin, with Select all and Deselect all.
Rename… renames the pin.
Edit address… changes its saved address.
Unpin takes it out of the pins row and keeps the Favorite.
Delete deletes the pin and its Favorite, with Undo in the panel.

A pin inside a pinned folder has no Show in or Unpin.

The Peek bar

The bar at the top of a Peek shows the page’s address, and:

“From” and a pin’s name, when the Peek came from a pin.
Open in split shows the page next to the tab it came from, in a Split.
Open as tab keeps the page as a tab next to the tab it came from.
The close button closes the Peek, as Escape does.

Settings › Appearance › Panel side

Left and Right put the panel on that side of every window. The side is kept on each device.

Settings › Workspaces › Pins

Rows of pins to show is how many lines the pins row shows: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, or 8. It starts at 4.

Settings › Links › Links in pages

Peek at a link with Option-click (Alt-click on Windows and Linux) opens a link in a Peek. It’s on by default. Off, Option-click does what the page expects, and Open Link in Peek leaves the link’s menu.
Open links to other sites from a pin in a Peek opens a link from a pin to another site in a Peek. Off, the link opens in the pin.

History and Downloads

This Workspace and All Workspaces at the top of the History sidebar and the Downloads list choose whose pages or files they list.
Under All Workspaces, each row shows its Workspace.
History shows the device that last visited a page, when it was another of your devices.
Remove from list next to a download removes it from the list. Clear list removes every finished download the list shows.