Tabs down the left can now shrink to a narrow rail of icons, and open again to the width you chose.
Tabs down the left take room from the page. Now you can take it back without giving the tabs up. Fold the sidebar and it shrinks to a narrow rail: pinned tabs first, then the rest, each as an icon, with the traffic lights above them. Point at an icon and its name appears beside it.
There are four ways to fold it. Press ⌥⌘S (you can change the shortcut in Settings › Shortcuts), choose View › Collapse Sidebar, right-click empty space in the sidebar, or drag the sidebar’s right edge to the left. Drag the edge of the rail back to the right, double-click it, or press the button under the traffic lights to open it again. The sidebar returns to the width you had set. Focus works as before.
This release also lets you press Tab after a site’s name or key in the address field to search that site, such as yt for YouTube, and send a Kensho window to a chosen Space. A page you found in a private tab can be opened in a normal one with Open in Normal Tab. The full list is in the release notes.
Satori is small, fast, and quiet, with one field for addresses and searches.
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Satori is signed with a Developer ID certificate and notarized by Apple. macOS may ask you to confirm the first time you open it, but there is no malware or unidentified-developer warning. Updates arrive on their own through Sparkle.
