# Tab View

> Use Proxyman Tab View on macOS to organize traffic in Safari-style tabs, each with its own source, filters and selected request.

## 1. What's it?

Tab View lets you keep several traffic views open in one Proxyman window. The new tab bar in v26.0.0 follows familiar Safari-style controls, with tabs you can switch, reorder, and close.

Each tab keeps its own selected source, filters, and request selection while you move between tabs. Live tabs share the same incoming capture.

> **Note:** Tab View requires Proxyman PRO. The new Safari-style tab bar is available in Proxyman v26.0.0 or later for macOS.

![Proxyman tab bar with Apps, httpbin.proxyman.app and jsonplaceholder.typicode.com tabs, the last one selected](https://proxyman.com/docs/assets/proxyman-tab-view-tab-bar.jpg)

_Tab View with three tabs_

## 2. Benefits

* Keep different apps, domains, or endpoints in separate views.
* Switch between investigations without rebuilding your filters.
* Drag tabs into an order that matches your workflow.
* Open [Split View](https://proxyman.com/docs/basic-features/split-view) inside a tab when you need two panes at once.

## 3. How to open a tab?

* Press **⌘T** to open a new tab.
* Click the **+** button in the tab bar.
* Right-click an app or domain in the sidebar and choose **Open as New Tab**.

Select the source and filters you want in the new tab. Other tabs keep their own view settings.

![Proxyman sidebar right-click menu on a domain with Open as New Tab highlighted above Open as Split View](https://proxyman.com/docs/assets/proxyman-open-as-new-tab-menu.jpg)

_Open a domain as a new tab_

## 4. Switch and organize tabs

* Click a tab to select it.
* Drag a tab left or right to reorder it.
* Use the tab list menu to find a tab when there are too many to fit.
* Use the keyboard shortcuts below to move between tabs.

The sidebar follows the active view. When a tab has Split View open, click the pane you want to work with before choosing an app or domain.

## 5. Close tabs

Click a tab's close button, or right-click a tab and choose:

* **Close Tab** to close that tab.
* **Close Other Tabs** to keep that tab and close the others.
* **Close Tabs to the Right** to close the tabs after it.

Press **⌘W** to close the current tab when the main traffic window is active. Closing the last tab closes that window.

![Proxyman tab right-click menu with New Tab, Close Tab, Close Other Tabs and Close Tabs to the Right](https://proxyman.com/docs/assets/proxyman-tab-close-menu.jpg)

_Close tabs from the tab menu_

## 6. Keyboard shortcuts

| Shortcut | Action |
| --- | --- |
| ⌘T | Open a new tab |
| ⌘W | Close the current tab in the main traffic window |
| ⌘⇧1–9 | Select the first through ninth tab |
| ⌘⇧] | Select the next tab |
| ⌘⇧[ | Select the previous tab |
| Control-Tab | Select the next tab |
| Control-Shift-Tab | Select the previous tab |

> **Note:** Use **⌘⇧1–9** for numbered tab selection. Proxyman uses **⌘1–6** for request color shortcuts, so numbered tab selection differs from Safari.

## 7. Related guides

* [Split View](https://proxyman.com/docs/basic-features/split-view)
* [Content Filter](https://proxyman.com/docs/basic-features/content-filter)
* [Horizontal/Vertical/Window Layout](https://proxyman.com/docs/basic-features/horizontal-vertical-layout)
* [License](https://proxyman.com/docs/license)

## Learn more

* [HTTP/2 is finally here in Proxyman v26.0.0](https://proxyman.com/posts/2026-09-19-http2-is-finally-here) (introduces Tab View and Split View)