Now if you copy `URL+Title` the two parts are separated by spaces and a vertical bar (" | ") instead of a spaceless hyphen.

You can now put `{!:}` at the start of your pattern to negate it -- hides all tabs that match the pattern.

Change courtesy of github user dnwe in PR 132!

Housekeeping change. Should be no noticeable difference since the last version.

Version 3.6.0 is for people who like to sort tabs by Window + Tab Order:

The sort option is closer to the top of the prefs screen - no need to scroll to get at it.

When sorting by Window + Tab order, you see the number of the current window. This small feature makes it easier to cull duplicate tabs with more precision.

Undoing the change that made the delete key close tabs. It now deletes characters in the pattern field, or in other input text fields, and otherwise does nothing.

No visible changes from 3.5.0

You can now press the Delete or Backspace key to close selected tabs.

Two small fixes:
1. Check if `this.dontFunc` is set before calling it. This is a post-search function that runs some other code after all the matches have been made, so the error`this.dontFunc is not defined` had no effect.

2. If the target window isn't minimized, don't change its state. This was causing maximized windows to be restored to "normal" state.

Finally worked out a good way for handling large numbers of tabs (like 1000+):

Everything is still synchronous, except after 100 entries have been put in a
cleared listbox, the remaining ones are added asynchronously. This gives
priority to modifying the pattern without any sluggishness.

This version improves the way lists are built asynchronously

Matching existing tabs and building the list of matches can now be
interrupted when a new character is entered in the pattern field.
This should make Tabhunter more responsive for people who typically
deal with very large numbers of tabs (on the order of 1000 or more).

People dealing with much smaller numbers might notice a tiny delay,
around 100 milliseconds, which theoretically is perceived as instantaneous.

When there are more than 1000 tabs loaded, Tabhunter delays processing the list after each keypress in the Pattern field.

For the math-inclined, it waits for 100 milleseconds before starting processing when there are 1000 tabs loaded, and that figure increases with the base10 log of the number of loaded tabs.

Once processing starts, tabhunter won't allow the pattern to be changed until it's finished processing.

If you're using a dark theme, the tabhunter popup now uses simple dark-mode styles. Most text will be white or light grey, and backgrounds will be black or very dark grey.

This applies only for themes that affect the color of text objects.

Change keybinding for "Select All" to shift-ctrl-A to avoid conflicts with select-all-text
in the pattern field, and show-Addons on macos

Support for reloading the selected tabs.

The "Reload" button is in the "More..." panel next to the Activate and Deactivate buttons

Support for SelectAll -- triggerable with the new "Select All" button or with the Ctrl-A key (also Cmd-A on macos)

No changes in the add-on itself, but downloads were broken, most likely because the current version (3.0.4) was signed with an now-expired cert.

When using up- or down-arrow to move through the list, tabhunter ensures the current line is scrolled into view.

Add a green fade to matches when searching text inside tabs

Improvements in searching text:
* Update the list of matched tabs as we go
* Support a 'regex:' and 'xpath:' prefx on the text patterns because there are too many false positives with regexes for intended xpath expressions.

Reinstate searching text in tabs, but now only loaded, non-about: tabs are supported.

Press the "Search text in tabs" button to get to the secondary pattern.

Reinstate add-on page prefs

Animate closing tabs

Disable drag/drop in reverse mode. Also make dragging tabs forward more resilient.

Default startup keys are now:
Shift-Ctrl-T on Macos
Ctrl-5 on Linux
Shift-Ctrl-S on Windows

None of these are guaranteed to work, depending on how the browser's current configuration. But you can change them in the prefs section.

Fixes:
* Hide the sort-by-neglect radio button from Chrome
* Fix the readable form of the timespan a tab has been neglected