ActiveTab 1.1.4

ActiveTab enhances the user experience in Safari on Mac by visually highlighting the active tab with a subtle line below it. This functionality intelligently anticipates the active tab's location by considering the browser window's size and the number of tabs opened.

Several voices in the tech community have acknowledged the utility of ActiveTab without hesitation. MacStories describes how it significantly simplifies identifying the active tab, while iMore highlights its value proposition. MacRumors concurs that ActiveTab contributes to increased tab visibility in Safari, an observation echoed by Cult of Mac and iDownloadBlog, emphasizing its ability to enhance user interaction.

• Operates exclusively with the "Separate Tab Bar" feature
• Optimal performance when the Favorites Bar is hidden, and "Show Color in Tab Bar" is disabled
• May not function reliably with large numbers of tabs, causing the tab bar to become scrollable
• Disrupted performance when adjusting webpage zoom levels

The permission disclaimer regarding webpage access is somewhat misleading. ActiveTab necessitates this access solely to implement the visual indicator below tabs, without engaging in any invasive practices.