1finger · tabs
TipTap through tabs
Hold one finger down. Tap a second finger just left or right of it. Tab Gestures presses the tab shortcut for you — previous tab, next tab — in whatever app you're looking at.
⌘⌥←/→
Hold one finger · tap another · two fingers for history
Fingers down.
Tabs move.
Rest a finger on the trackpad and tap beside it — the app in front switches tabs. Rest two fingers, and the same tap walks your browser history. That's the whole app. It costs $3.33.
click a side · or press ← →
recognizer · waiting for a hold…
Two gestures. That's the catalog.
One finger for tabs,
two for time travel.
2fingers · history
TipTap through history
Hold two fingers down. Same tap, left or right. You get back and forward — a whole browsing session replayed without your hand ever leaving the trackpad.
⌘[ / ]
Straight from the recognizer
Deliberately picky.
A gesture app is only as good as the gestures it refuses. These rules run on every single touch frame.
Tap, not swipe
A tip that lingers past 300 ms or travels across the pad doesn't fire. Ever.
maxDuration=0.30s · maxTravel=0.05
Anchors must anchor
Your resting finger has to actually rest. If it drifts, the gesture is cancelled, not guessed.
anchorDriftMax=0.04
Palms don't count
Palm-shaped contacts are rejected outright — typing with your wrists on the pad stays safe.
shapeVerdict=palm → red
Hold once, tap plenty
Keep the hold and every new tap fires again. Five tabs over? Five taps.
fire=first · repeat#2 · repeat#3…
No mid-air mode swaps
A hold is either tabs or history. Adding a finger mid-gesture doesn't reinterpret it.
reason=modeChanged → red
Shielded while firing
During a gesture, stray scrolls and clicks from your resting fingers are swallowed, not delivered.
native-shield.block
No plug-ins · no per-app setup
It speaks keyboard.
Tab Gestures types the shortcut into whatever app is frontmost. If the shortcut means something there, it already works.
Chrome
Safari
Firefox
Arc
VS Code
Cursor
Ghostty
Terminal
Finder
anything with tabs
The exact keystrokes sent: ⌘⌥← / ⌘⌥→ for tabs, ⌘[ / ⌘] for history — the shortcuts these apps already understand.
Before you spend $3.33
Straight answers.
What is it, physically?
A menu-bar utility. One quiet arrow icon, a Setup window, start-at-login if you want it. No dock icon, no windows floating around.
What does it ask for?
Accessibility — to press the shortcut for you. Input Monitoring — to see trackpad touches. Both requested once, during setup.
Where do my touches go?
Nowhere. Touches are read on your Mac and turned into a keystroke. That's the entire pipeline.
What does it run on?
macOS 26 or later, on any Mac with a trackpad — built-in or Magic Trackpad.
Pricing
$3.33. That's the plan.
$3.33once
No trial, no subscription.
Pay once, it's yours.
- One-finger TipTap — tabs, everywhere
- Two-finger TipTap — history, back & forward
- Palm rejection & gesture shield built in
- Lives in the menu bar, starts at login
One-time $3.33 · instant download · secure checkout by Lemon Squeezy.