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@rloechner rloechner released this 30 May 21:07
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Stacker v1.1.3

Highlights

Jump directly to a stacked browser window with Control+1 through Control+9 — slot 1 is the first widget dot, slot 2 the second, and so on. Shortcuts only apply when a stacked browser is frontmost, so Command+1–9 tab switching is unchanged.

What's Changed

  • Stack jump shortcuts: Control+1–9 focuses the matching window in the active stack (uses a CGEvent tap so the browser does not also receive the key).
  • Settings: Toggle stack jump on/off and change the modifier keys (default: Control only) under Settings → Controls.
  • Menu bar: Status section shows the current stack jump shortcut when enabled.
  • Console cleanup: Deferred SwiftUI state updates and safer overlay layout to reduce debug-console warnings during normal use.

Requirements

  • macOS 15.0 or newer
  • Accessibility permission (first launch)
  • Supported browsers: Chrome, Brave, Safari, Edge, Firefox, Orion, DuckDuckGo Browser, Dia, and Vivaldi

Installation

  1. Download Stacker-1.1.3.dmg from the release assets
  2. Open it and drag Stacker to Applications
  3. Launch and grant Accessibility permission when prompted
  4. After updating from a previous build, quit Stacker (Command+Q) and toggle Accessibility off/on if permission looks enabled but stacks do not respond

Usage

  • Control+1–9 — jump to a specific stacked window
  • Command+` — cycle stacked windows (macOS native)
  • Widget dots — click to switch

Turn stack jump off or change modifiers in Stacker → Settings → Controls.

Known Limitations

  • Stack jump requires Accessibility permission (same as stacking).
  • If a browser extension binds Control+digits, change the modifier in Settings or disable stack jump.
  • See compatibility-matrix.md for per-browser notes.
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