Twicetab is an extremely simple plugin for Safari, which allows you to create a new tab by double clicking into the tab region of your Safari browser.
You can quickly access the Twicetab preferences from the Safari menu and set whether a new tab opens up as the home page or a blank page.
Twicetab is a good add-on to your Safari browser and should come in handy if you need to open many pages at the same time.
Twicetab does one thing and does it well: after installing it, double clicking Safari's tab bar creates a new tab. This little plugin will be useful for Safari users that like to have lots of web pages open.
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