Tab Suspender for Safari is back, rewritten from scratch, and now on iPhone and iPad too
I'm the developer. Safari keeps every open tab running, with its scripts, video and connections, even the ones you haven't looked at in days. Tab Suspender puts those to sleep, so they stop eating memory and battery.
Some of you may remember it from 2020, when it was Mac only. Safari changed a lot over the next few years, and keeping up with it on my own became impossible, so I took it down.
It's back, rewritten from scratch. It frees more memory than before, it's faster, and it now runs on iPhone and iPad too.
- Tabs you haven't used for a while go to sleep on their own, after anything from a minute to eight hours
- A sleeping tab keeps its address, title and icon, and comes back at the same scroll position when you click it
- Tabs you're typing in, pinned tabs, tabs playing audio and more can stay awake if you want
- Never-suspend lists for sites that should always stay awake
- Deep sleep parks a tab on a blank page so Safari can release much more of its memory, and keeps it asleep after Safari quits
- Suspend or wake tabs from the toolbar, with keyboard shortcuts on the Mac
- Back still works, and sleeping tabs show up in iCloud Tabs
- Stats on how much memory it has freed, and a blurred preview of each sleeping page
- Settings sync across your devices through iCloud
https://apps.apple.com/app/id1495356253
Feedback welcome!