Snoozle 1.2.0

What's new

• Nap tabs. Tabs you haven't looked at for a while fall asleep to save memory and get a little "z". Click one and it wakes right up. Tabs playing sound stay awake. Pick the time (or turn it off) in Settings.
• Tab groups. Right-click a tab › Add to new group, give it a name and a colour. Click the group's label to fold its tabs away.
• Split view. Right-click a tab › Split view with current tab to see two pages side by side.
• Pop out videos. Point at a video and click Pop out to keep watching in a small window while you browse.
• Favourite sites on the home page. Choose between the sites you visit most and your own favourites in Customize › Shortcuts. Add favourites with the Add site tile, or right-click a bookmark › Add to shortcuts. Shortcuts now show each site's real icon.
• Tidy downloads. Videos go to Downloads\Videos, .zip/.rar/.7z files to Downloads\Compressed and everything else to Downloads\Misc. You can turn this off in Settings.
• Clean links. Copying a link (right-click › Copy link, or the whole address bar) removes tracking junk like ?utm_source=. On by default, and you can switch it off in Settings.
• Paw cursor. Turn your mouse pointer into a panda paw in Customize.
• Soft sounds. Quiet little sounds for opening and closing tabs, finished downloads and new bookmarks. Switch each one on or off in Customize.
• Update notice. From now on, Snoozle shows an "Update to…" button when a new version comes out.

Install

Download Snoozle-Setup.exe below and open it. It updates an existing Snoozle and keeps your bookmarks and settings.

Windows may say "Windows protected your PC" because Snoozle isn't signed yet: click More info, then Run anyway.

Snoozle 1.1.1

What's new

• No more false virus warning. Windows Defender wrongly flagged Snoozle 1.1.0 as a trojan. Snoozle now installs, uninstalls and creates its shortcuts using Windows' own functions instead of running command-line tools, and its files carry proper name, publisher and version details.
• Downloads no longer get stuck at 100%. When Windows is still checking a download, Snoozle now says so and gives you a Review button to keep it.
• Gentler uninstalling. The uninstaller asks Snoozle to close instead of force-closing it.
• Everything from 1.1.0: the new installer, the nicer extensions menu, working "make default browser" and crash reports.

Install

Download Snoozle-Setup.exe below and open it. It updates an existing Snoozle and keeps your bookmarks and settings.

Windows may say "Windows protected your PC" because Snoozle isn't signed yet: click More info, then Run anyway.