Fluid tab switching
Smoothed gesture accumulation keeps every swipe continuous instead of jumpy or over-eager.
Tab Switching
for your
Mac
TabSwipe turns your trackpad into the fastest way to move across browser tabs. Native Swift performance, tactile feedback, and a feel that finally matches the rest of macOS.
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Haptic feedback
Feel a subtle click when you land on a tab or hit the edge of the stack.
Browser awareness
TabSwipe watches the frontmost app and only intercepts gestures where it should.
Swipe gestures
Vertical, horizontal, or both. Tune the gesture to the way your hand already moves.
Sensitivity controls
Adjust pixels-per-tab until the motion feels exactly right on your trackpad.
Continuous scroll
Wrap forever or stop at the edge with a satisfying thunk. Your tabs, your rules.
Menu bar friendly
Hide the Dock icon, hide the menu bar icon, and keep the utility as tucked away as you want.
Blazing-fast native app
Built in Swift with low-level event handling, so it stays light on CPU, memory, and battery.
Ready To Swipe
Set it once. Forget it’s there. Miss it immediately when it’s gone.
TabSwipe is built for people who live in tab-heavy browsers all day and want the fastest path between them.
FAQs
Which apps does TabSwipe work with?
Right now the gesture logic actively targets Brave and Chrome, with an option to apply the same interception model more broadly when you enable all apps.
Can I change how sensitive the swipe feels?
Yes. TabSwipe lets you adjust pixels per tab, reverse scroll behavior, and choose vertical, horizontal, or both directions.
Does it support continuous wraparound scrolling?
Yes. You can keep moving across tabs in a loop or disable continuous scrolling and use hard edges with haptic feedback.
Is it a native Mac app or a browser extension?
It is a native macOS app written in Swift. It listens at the system level and sends the right tab-switching shortcuts when your gesture crosses a tab boundary.