Your iPhone now recognizes your Mac on its own. If Swiss Army Tabs is installed on your Mac, this app knows — there's nothing to pair and nothing to confirm. If it isn't installed, the app says so plainly and offers you the link instead of pretending a tab was sent somewhere. VoiceOver improvements throughout. Buttons that were only an icon now say what they do and what state they're in, and rows read as a single item rather than a scatter of fragments.

A rebuilt home screen. Everything is now one tap from the first thing you see — your iPhone's tabs and history at the top, your Mac's Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari browser tabs, Mac searches, Mac favorites, and tabs sent from your Mac to your phone. No scrolling past explanations to reach the thing you opened the app for. - Filter keyword search results — narrow hundreds of hits to the one you meant as you type - Copy any address with a single tap, on every screen that lists pages, now including Mac Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari tabs, Mac keyword history searches, Mac favorites and tabs sent from your Mac to your phone

Your Mac's browsers are now on your iPhone. - Mac Browsers - a new screen showing every tab open in your Mac's Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari browsers, grouped by window. Filter as you type to find and open one among hundreds. - Deep Searches sent from your Mac now arrive on their own, with the full write-up and every source. No need to leave the screen and come back. - Home is reorganised. What works on this iPhone is now separate from what your Mac provides, so it's clear which is which. - Tabs sent from your Mac are dated, and stay in the list until you swipe them away. The Mac features need Swiss Army Tabs on your Mac. Safari tabs and history on this iPhone work on their own, as always.

Bug fixes to searching your Mac from your iPhone.

This update to live version 1.2 adds two features — Keyword Search of your Mac's browsing history, and a Share Extension that sends a link from any app to your Mac — as well as bug fixes. No new entitlements or data collection. Nothing in this build reaches anything the app was not already granted access to in prior approved versions. Both features use the same private CloudKit container the app has used for Mac sync since first approval. The Share Extension has no screen of its own: Swiss Army Tabs appears in the iOS share sheet for links, and tapping it queues the link to the user's Mac. Keyword Search requires the companion Mac app signed into the same iCloud account, so it cannot be exercised without one. It will report "Couldn't reach your Mac" if no Mac responds. Please see the attached screen recordings: https://www.icloud.com/iclouddrive/0a6k_gpQ1kczrUr5zL-QBeauQ#ScreenRecording%5F08-26-2026_16-36-17%5F1 https://www.icloud.com/iclouddrive/05dDePaIE3sVIt1WcJRJQJ2IQ#ScreenRecording%5F08-26-2026_16-35-31%5F1 https://www.icloud.com/iclouddrive/0878Zt1HYSFFqu3iIO0NXBsLQ#ScreenRecording%5F08-26-2026_16-35-04%5F1 https://www.icloud.com/iclouddrive/0db_cxnf96ScewUqddRglPh9w#ScreenRecording%5F08-26-2026_16-34-23%5F1 Please reach out with any questions during review, and thank you for your time.

• Mac Deep Search summaries can now be read aloud on your iPhone, with a choice of voice. Turn it on in Settings under Spoken Summaries. • Swiss Army Tabs now follows your iPhone's light or dark mode appearance.

Swiss Army Tabs now stores your Safari browsing history for 6 months and is fully searchable — browse it by day or by site, with copy and delete on any row.