Jummp for Mac
Create browser tabs which behave like apps.
Free
In English
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Jummp overview
Jummp allows users to cycle between open browser tabs and windows using Cmd+Tab, just like apps. With Jummp, you can turn your tabs into Jummp apps, Cmd+Tab switch to them--even launch them from Spotlight. It is ideally suited for people whose daily workflow includes tons of browser tabs.
Jummp comes with a Mac app and a browser extension, which works with either Chrome or Safari.
Features
- 5 Jummp apps in free version
- Unlimited Jummp apps in paid version
- Customisable app names
- Customisable tab behaviours
What’s new in version 1.0
Version 1.0:
- Initial release
Jummp for Mac
Free
In English
Version 1.0
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Dec 7 2020
Version: 1.0
Needs updating. The Extension no longer works with Safari. Interesting idea but I'm not entirely sure what the point is TBPH, however, a working safari extension would possibly justify some of the cost of the full version.
Dec 9 2017
Version: 1.0
It reminds me on somehow “Launcher” from Mac OS 8 times :) but on steroids. You create applications for your favourite websites and can access them via Spotlight, Dock or any other method you like. The most useful part is probably switching those tabs with the regular app switcher, CMD-TAB.
As a suggestion, maybe it makes sense to add an additional shortcut for switching only between Jummp-apps, like CTRL-TAB or similar.
Dec 9 2017
Version: 1.0
Very interesting idea, could be a great aid to my workflow (I have a ton of tabs open all day), and I really want to try it. However, the website is anonymous, there is no support page, no FAQs, not any contact info for developer whatsoever. The entire Jummp website is only a 30-second intro video (which is useful and well done) and a download link.
I'm not willing to even launch an app where the developer stays so hidden and inaccessible.
I'm not willing to even launch an app where the developer stays so hidden and inaccessible.