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Why Command F12? Simply because it's the default key combo used in TM+. Usage: When I'm browsing and close a tab (using Command W) that I wish to reopen, I simply hit Command F12 to reopen it. ( Note : Very important to understand that these scripts do not help if you use the close button located on the actual tab, or if you take your mouse up to "File > Close Tab" or "File > Close Window" - those actions circumvent the AppleScripts). Perhaps these will be of help to you as well. I have found it so useful that I thought to share it with others. So a few weeks back I decided to write an AppleScript a solution.
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Whenever I switched to Camino for a breather I was amazed at the speed difference, yet discouraged at the lack of Firefox-like plug-ins (specifically Tab Mix Plus - hereafter "TM+"). But Firefox can get bogged down over time, or sometimes I just want to change browsers for a while. I am looking at the possibilities of implementing that down the road.)īackground: Why did I do this? As a heavy-duty user of Firefox, I rely heavily on the Tab Mix Plus plug-in which retains tabs (with history), freezes tabs, and much more. So if you want to go back to a tab you closed earlier, but have open/closed tabs since, these will not work - yet. ( Note : The "Save|CloseTab" and "Save|Prevent|CloseTab" scripts save ONE URL at a time. To my knowledge, nothing like this exists as a plug-in on Camino.) These scripts do not retain the history of the closed tab, merely the URL of the tab at the time it was closed. In addition to reopening closed tabs, Saft also retains the history of said tab. ( Note : Saft already provides this functionality in Safari Saft costs $12.
If the tab was closed accidentally, using the second script, one can reopen that URL in a new tab. Objective: To give Camino and Safari the functionality of automatically saving the current URL of a tab, writing that URL to file for later retrieval, if desired. If you are a user of FastScripts, iKey, Keyboard Maestro, etc., and you like to launch scripts with keyboard shortcuts, you'll find these scripts handy. (note that my scripts can also be used in the toolbar, but mine also tend to have a bit more stuff - relating to keeping certain windows open, etc.). While I lean more toward keyboard shortcuts and apps like FastScripts, Lisa looks to use a new feature in Camino 1.6 - that of adding scripts to the toolbar menu. As well, Lisa has some excellent AppleScripts for Camino, including her own rendition of the scripts you'll find here. I have adjusted my scripts to use some of her ideas, with permission.
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Tip: Check out the OmniFocus AppleScript Directory for easy access to some of the best AppleScripts written for OmniFocus.Rather than update my previous entry on this topic I decided to write a new one since much has changed.įirst I'd like to acknowledge Lisa Thompson for her AppleScript expertise, and code contributions.
#FASTSCRIPTS APPLICATION SCRIPTS FOLDER FULL VERSION#
To remove this limitation, purchase the full version either from Red Sweater directly or through the Mac App Store. It contains all of the functionality of the paid product, but you’re limited to ten keyboard shortcuts. Additionally, you can assign keyboard shortcuts to the AppleScripts that you use most frequently.Ī free version of FastScripts is available from Red Sweater’s website. With a little configuration, you can make all of your installed OmniFocus AppleScripts available through FastScript’s menu bar app. Adding Convenience Using FastScriptsĪn alternative is to use FastScripts. But, this means reaching for your mouse or trackpad every time you want to trigger an AppleScript, and the toolbar can quickly become cluttered. Once installed, AppleScripts can be launched by adding them to the OmniFocus toolbar by choosing Customize Toolbar from the View menu. This support makes automation and integration with other macOS apps possible and can be used to add speed and convenience to OmniFocus workflows.
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OmniFocus for Mac (Pro) includes extensive support for AppleScript, a native macOS technology.
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