It contains commands that are related to the LaunchBar application itself, such as opening the Preferences, accessing the Help, or selecting new items. Note that for this search the title and the URL are considered. In contrast to the action menu, clicking the gear wheel icon at the right end of the bar opens a static menu, independent from the current selection. You can enter a search string there and then press Return – only the tabs matching that search string will then be listed. This will open a text input field in LaunchBar. You can however also use the Action in a different way: Instead of opening it right away using Return, press the Space bar. Note: When sub-searching only the title is considered. If you want to see the URL beside the title for all entries (not just the currently selected one), you need to set the “Show Details” preference setting to “Name and Details” (in the Appearance preferences of LaunchBar). Opening an item in the list will open the corresponding tab in Safari.įor each Safari tab the list will show its title and for the currently selected entry also (to its right) the URL. You can then sub-search this list or simply use the cursor keys to browse it. When simply opening the SafariTabs action in LaunchBar (selecting it and pressing Return) it will list all open Safari tabs. (the OpenSafariTab Action will also be visible but is only used behind the scenes) Now you should see the SafariTabs Action in your LaunchBar index.One way to do this would be to select your home directory in LaunchBar, then press cursor right while holding the Option key (this will list all files/folders in your home directory – also the Library folder) and continue from there… This can be a bit tricky as it’s not easy to navigate to your home directory’s Library folder. Note that for this search the title and the URL are considered.~/Library/Application Support/LaunchBar/Actions/ (where ~ is your home directory)
~/Library/Application Support/LaunchBar/Actions/ (where ~ is your home directory)
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