Release 1.48.1

The count became a list

The footer always told you how many panels you had open, and never which. On an infinite canvas that costs you: a panel dragged far away still exists, still weighs, and is impossible to find unless you remember the direction.

Click that number — or press ⌘⇧E — and it opens the list of what is open in the workspace you are in. The selector at the top switches workspaces, and it is the same thing as the tabs: switch in one place and it switches in the other. Below it, a filter shows only the agents, only the browsers, only the designs.

Minimize, and keep it running

Every panel now has a minimize button in the corner. It leaves the screen and nothing stops: the agent keeps working, the site stays loaded, the music keeps playing. It stays in the list of the workspace it came from, with a button to bring it back.

If an agent finishes while it is put away, you hear about it. Putting something away is not losing sight of it.

You can put away everything in view at once, and show it all again with one click. What you put away in one workspace never touches what is in the others.

Go to it, or bring it here

These are two different things, and the list has both. Clicking a row takes you to the panel: the camera moves, and the panel stays where it was. The button next to it does the opposite — it brings the panel to your screen.

Whose browser is this

When several agents work at once, each opens its own browser, and the screen becomes a wall of panels called "localhost". Now every row says who owns it: three agents looking at the same page become three rows with names.