Release v1.7.0

Fix #50.

Update version to 1.7.0
Update releases/index.md.
Update devDependencies
Remove QuicKey from options tooltip.
Remove unused bluebird from settings.js.
Clean up storage.js.
Tweak store description
Link the limit recents and limit search options
Check recents when the limit search to current window option is checked.
Uncheck search if recents is unchecked.  This way, we don't need to enable/disable the options.
Don't call scoreItems() inside loadTabs(), since now the recents list is guaranteed to be a subset of the filtered tabs, since the limit search results option is linked to the limit recents option.
Move limit search option under limit recents checkbox
Disable the search checkbox if limit recents isn't checked.
Don't show the checkbox indicator for disabled checkboxes.
Make disabled checkbox background lighter.
Adjust position of NEW indicator to handle nested checkboxes.
Add disabled tooltip for mark tabs in other windows option
Add tooltip and disabled tooltip props for controls.
Show a disabled checkbox or radio button label as greyed out when it's disabled.
Update store description and main site page with 1.7.0 features and a bullet list of options.
Fix some of the wrapping for the Chrome store.
Score tabs with empty query before filtering them
If limit search is on but limit recents is not, some recents may not appear in the filtered tabs list, and therefore won't get the scores hash and other keys set up on the first scoreItems() call.  So score all tabs before filtering them, so all the recents get set up, too.
Add "browser" to the limit options.
Limit search results to the current window when that setting is on
Put the mark tabs in other windows option last in its section.
Limit toggle command to current window when that setting is on
Add options for limiting recents and search to the current window
Notify the background when the limit recents setting changes, and pull it from storage when the background first loads.
Pass the limit recents setting to recentTabs.navigate().
Add a "Multiple browser windows" section to Options, and move the other window icon setting there.
Update storage version to 11.
Filter tabs in other windows from the recents list
Add flag to recentTabs.navigate() to limit it to the current window
Refactor calculation of the next tabIDs index into a function.

Author: fwextensions

docs/chrome-store-description.txt

@@ -114,14 +114,13 @@ No mouse needed!
  • Press ENTER to switch to the selected tab
 
 
-★ New options in v1.6.0
+★ New options in v1.7.0
 
- • Restore the last search query when the menu reopens
- • Search for bookmarks by their folder names
- • Control how the HOME and END keys behave
+ • Limit recent tab navigation to the current browser window
+ • Limit tab search results to the current browser window
 
 
-★ Use CTRL-TAB as the keyboard shortcut
+★ Use CTRL-TAB to switch between recent tabs
 
 With a little extra work, you can make QuicKey respond to the Holy Grail of keyboard shortcuts: CTRL-TAB.
 
@@ -193,11 +192,25 @@ Recently used tabs get a slight boost in the search results ranking, so getting
 
 ★ Customize shortcuts and other options
 
-To customize how QuicKey behaves, click the gear icon in the menu, or right-click its icon on the toolbar and select Options. On the QuicKey options page, you can change the behavior of the SPACE and ESC keys, hide closed tabs from the search results, mark tabs in other windows with an icon, show the number of open tabs, use pinyin to search for Chinese characters, and customize many of the keyboard shortcuts described here.
+To customize how QuicKey behaves, click the gear icon in the menu, or right-click its icon on the toolbar and select Options. There you can:
 
-If you change the keyboard shortcut for showing the QuicKey menu to something other than the default ALT-Q or if you have a non-US keyboard, you'll probably want to also change the key that's used to navigate down the list of recently used tabs (which defaults to W). For instance, if you change the menu shortcut to ALT-Z, you might want to change the navigation key to X, which is right next door. To change it, go to the Options page, click in the first keyboard shortcut picker, and press X.
+ • Customize keyboard shortcuts
+ • Hide closed tabs from the search results
+ • Limit navigating recent tabs or searching to the current browser window
+ • Mark tabs in other browser windows with an icon
+ • Show the number of open tabs
+ • Use pinyin to search for Chinese characters
 
-If new settings have been added to QuicKey since the last time you looked at the options page, the gear icon will display a red dot to let you know.
+If you change the keyboard shortcut for showing the QuicKey menu to something other than the default ALT-Q or if you have a non-US keyboard, you'll probably want to also change the key that's used to navigate down the list of recently used tabs (which defaults to W). For instance, if you change the menu shortcut to ALT-Z, you might want to change the navigation key to X, which is right next door. To change it, go to the Options page, click the "Select the next tab" keyboard shortcut picker, and press X.
+
+When new settings have been added to QuicKey, the gear icon will display a red dot to let you know.
+
+
+★ Limit navigation to the current browser window
+
+If you have multiple browser windows open, you may want to navigate among only the recent tabs that are in the current window. To enable this behavior, open the Options page and select "Limit recent tabs to the current browser window". Pressing the shortcuts for "Switch instantly between the two most recent tabs" or "Switch to the previous tab" will then switch only between recent tabs in the current window.
+
+You can also limit searching for tabs to the current browser window.
 
 
 ★ Close and reopen tabs
@@ -221,7 +234,7 @@ The CTRL key should be used on both Windows and macOS. Note that you cannot move
 
 ★ Distinguish tabs with identical titles
 
-A tab that has the same title as other open tabs will display a number to indicate its left-to-right position among those other tabs.  For instance, if you open tabs for two different Google Drive accounts, they'll both be titled "My Drive - Google Drive".  But the one on the left will show a "1" next to its title in the menu and the one on the right will show a "2".  This makes it easier for you to select the tab you want when you know how they're organized in your window.
+A tab that has the same title as other open tabs will display a number to indicate its left-to-right position among those other tabs. For instance, if you open tabs for two different Google Drive accounts, they'll both be titled "My Drive - Google Drive". But the one on the left will show a "1" next to its title in the menu and the one on the right will show a "2". This makes it easier for you to select the tab you want when you know how they're organized in your window.
 
 
 ★ Search bookmarks
@@ -233,7 +246,7 @@ To find a bookmark, type "/b" and a space in the search box, then part of the bo
    the current window.
  • Press SHIFT-ENTER to open it in a new window.
 
-As soon as you type "/b ", your bookmarks will be listed in alphabetical order, in case you want to browse through them.  Since bookmarks can be organized into folders, the folder path is shown before each bookmark's title.  The folder path can be hidden by unchecking "Show the folder path to each bookmark in its title" on the Options page.
+As soon as you type "/b ", your bookmarks will be listed in alphabetical order, in case you want to browse through them. Since bookmarks can be organized into folders, the folder path is shown before each bookmark's title. The folder path can be hidden by unchecking "Show the folder path to each bookmark in its title" on the Options page.
 
 
 ★ Search the browser history
@@ -273,16 +286,16 @@ When first installed, QuicKey asks for these permissions:
  ➤ "Read and change your browsing history on all your signed-in devices"
 
       QuicKey uses this permission to let you search the titles and URLs of
-      the open tabs, as well as pages from your history. The "all your signed-in
-      devices" part is there only so that recently closed tabs can be restored
-      with their full history. The only time QuicKey changes your browsing
-      history is when you choose to delete a history item.
+      the open tabs, as well as pages from your history. The "all your
+      signed-in devices" part is there only so that recently closed tabs can be
+      restored with their full history. The only time QuicKey changes your
+      browsing history is when you choose to delete a history item.
 
  ➤ "Read and change your bookmarks"
 
       QuicKey uses this permission to let you search the titles and URLs of
-      your bookmarked pages. The only time it changes your bookmarks is when
-      you choose to delete one.
+      your bookmarked pages. The only time it changes your bookmarks is
+      when you choose to delete one.
 
 QuicKey can't access or manipulate the content of any pages you visit and doesn't transmit any information other than some anonymized diagnostic data.
 

docs/edge-store-description.txt

@@ -95,14 +95,13 @@ Add keyboard shortcuts to switch tabs with a Quicksilver-style search or a most
  • Press ENTER to switch to the selected tab
 
 
-★ New options in v1.6.0
+★ New options in v1.7.0
 
- • Restore the last search query when the menu reopens
- • Search for bookmarks by their folder names
- • Control how the HOME and END keys behave
+ • Limit recent tab navigation to the current browser window
+ • Limit tab search results to the current browser window
 
 
-★ Use CTRL-TAB as the keyboard shortcut
+★ Use CTRL-TAB to switch between recent tabs
 
 With a little extra work, you can make QuicKey respond to the Holy Grail of keyboard shortcuts: CTRL-TAB.
 
@@ -172,16 +171,30 @@ Recently used tabs get a slight boost in the search results ranking, so getting
 
 ★ Customize shortcuts and other options
 
-To customize how QuicKey behaves, click the gear icon in the menu, or right-click its icon on the toolbar and select Options. On the QuicKey options page, you can change the behavior of the SPACE and ESC keys, hide closed tabs from the search results, mark tabs in other windows with an icon, show the number of open tabs, use pinyin to search for Chinese characters, and customize many of the keyboard shortcuts described here.
+To customize how QuicKey behaves, click the gear icon in the menu, or right-click its icon on the toolbar and select Options. There you can:
 
-If you change the keyboard shortcut for showing the QuicKey menu to something other than the default ALT-Q or if you have a non-US keyboard, you'll probably want to also change the key that's used to navigate down the list of recently used tabs (which defaults to W). For instance, if you change the menu shortcut to ALT-Z, you might want to change the navigation key to X, which is right next door. To change it, go to the Options page, click in the first keyboard shortcut picker, and press X.
+ • Customize keyboard shortcuts
+ • Hide closed tabs from the search results
+ • Limit navigating recent tabs or searching to the current browser window
+ • Mark tabs in other browser windows with an icon
+ • Show the number of open tabs
+ • Use pinyin to search for Chinese characters
 
-If new settings have been added to QuicKey since the last time you looked at the options page, the gear icon will display a red dot to let you know.
+If you change the keyboard shortcut for showing the QuicKey menu to something other than the default ALT-Q or if you have a non-US keyboard, you'll probably want to also change the key that's used to navigate down the list of recently used tabs (which defaults to W). For instance, if you change the menu shortcut to ALT-Z, you might want to change the navigation key to X, which is right next door. To change it, go to the Options page, click the "Select the next tab" keyboard shortcut picker, and press X.
+
+When new settings have been added to QuicKey, the gear icon will display a red dot to let you know.
+
+
+★ Limit navigation to the current browser window
+
+If you have multiple browser windows open, you may want to navigate among only the recent tabs that are in the current window. To enable this behavior, open the Options page and select "Limit recent tabs to the current browser window". Pressing the shortcuts for "Switch instantly between the two most recent tabs" or "Switch to the previous tab" will then switch only between recent tabs in the current window.
+
+You can also limit searching for tabs to the current browser window.
 
 
 ★ Close and reopen tabs
 
-To close the selected tab, press CTRL-W (CMD-CTRL-W on macOS). Or hover over a tab and click the X button on the right side of the menu.
+To close the selected tab, press CTRL-W (CMD-CTRL-W on macOS, CTRL-ALT-W on Linux). Or hover over a tab and click the X button on the right side of the menu.
 
 When you open QuicKey, the 25 most recently closed tabs are listed below the recent tabs and shown in a faded state with a clock icon. They are also returned when you type a query, though their rank in the list of results is lower than open tabs. Click a closed tab to reopen it in its original location and with all of its browsing history intact.
 
@@ -243,16 +256,16 @@ When first installed, QuicKey asks for these permissions:
  ➤ "Read and modify your browsing history on all your signed-in devices"
 
       QuicKey uses this permission to let you search the titles and URLs of
-      the open tabs, as well as pages from your history. The "all your signed-in
-      devices" part is there only so that recently closed tabs can be restored
-      with their full history. The only time QuicKey changes your browsing
-      history is when you choose to delete a history item.
+      the open tabs, as well as pages from your history. The "all your
+      signed-in devices" part is there only so that recently closed tabs can be
+      restored with their full history. The only time QuicKey changes your
+      browsing history is when you choose to delete a history item.
 
  ➤ "Read and change your favorites"
 
       QuicKey uses this permission to let you search the titles and URLs of
-      pages in your favorites. The only time it changes your favorites is when
-      you choose to delete one.
+      pages in your favorites. The only time it changes your favorites is
+      when you choose to delete one.
 
 QuicKey can't access or manipulate the content of any pages you visit and doesn't transmit any information other than some anonymized diagnostic data.
 

docs/index.md

@@ -37,9 +37,11 @@ comments: true
 To toggle between the two most recently used tabs, quickly press the keyboard shortcut twice.  Or pick a tab from the most recently used (MRU) list as [shown below](#mru).
 
 
-## Use <b><kbd>ctrl</kbd><kbd>tab</kbd></b> as a QuicKey shortcut
+## Use <b><kbd>ctrl</kbd><kbd>tab</kbd></b> to switch between recent tabs
 
-With a little extra work, you can even make *QuicKey* respond to the Holy Grail of keyboard shortcuts: <b><kbd>ctrl</kbd><kbd>tab</kbd></b>.  [Learn how](ctrl-tab).
+With a little extra work, you can even make *QuicKey* respond to the Holy Grail of keyboard shortcuts: <b><kbd>ctrl</kbd><kbd>tab</kbd></b>.  
+
+[Learn how](ctrl-tab).
 
 
 ## Installation
@@ -121,11 +123,25 @@ To customize how *QuicKey* behaves, click the <img src="img/gear.svg" style="hei
 
 <img src="img/options-in-menu.png" style="width: 208px;">
 
-On the *QuicKey options* page, you can change the behavior of the <kbd>space</kbd> and <kbd>esc</kbd> keys, mark tabs in other windows with an icon, hide closed tabs from the search results, show the number of open tabs, and customize many of the keyboard shortcuts described here.
+There you can:
+
+  * Customize keyboard shortcuts
+  * Hide closed tabs from the search results
+  * Limit navigating recent tabs or searching to the current browser window
+  * Mark tabs in other browser windows with an icon
+  * Show the number of open tabs
+  * Use pinyin to search for Chinese characters
+
+If you change the keyboard shortcut for showing the *QuicKey* menu to something other than the default <b><kbd>alt</kbd><kbd>Q</kbd></b> or if you have a non-US keyboard, you'll probably want to also change the key that's used to navigate down the list of recently used tabs (which defaults to <kbd>W</kbd>).  For instance, if you change the menu shortcut to <b><kbd>alt</kbd><kbd>Z</kbd></b>, you might want to change the navigation key to <kbd>X</kbd>, which is right next door.  To change it, go to the *Options* page, click the *Select the next tab* keyboard shortcut picker, and press <kbd>X</kbd>.
+
+When new settings have been added to *QuicKey*, the <img src="img/gear.svg" style="height: 1em"> icon will display a red dot to let you know.
+
+
+## Limit navigation to the current browser window
 
-If you change the keyboard shortcut for showing the *QuicKey* menu to something other than the default <b><kbd>alt</kbd><kbd>Q</kbd></b> or if you have a non-US keyboard, you'll probably want to also change the key that's used to navigate down the list of recently used tabs (which defaults to <kbd>W</kbd>).  For instance, if you change the menu shortcut to <b><kbd>alt</kbd><kbd>Z</kbd></b>, you might want to change the navigation key to <kbd>X</kbd>, which is right next door.  To change it, go to the *Options* page, click in the first keyboard shortcut picker, and press <kbd>X</kbd>.
+If you have multiple browser windows open, you may want to navigate among only the recent tabs that are in the current window. To enable this behavior, open the *Options* page and select *Limit recent tabs to the current browser window*. Pressing the shortcuts for *Switch instantly between the two most recent tabs* or *Switch to the previous tab* will then switch only between recent tabs in the current window.
 
-If new settings have been added to *QuicKey* since the last time you looked at the options page, the <img src="img/gear.svg" style="height: 1em"> icon will display a red dot to let you know.
+You can also limit searching for tabs to the current browser window.
 
 
 ## Close and reopen tabs

docs/releases/index.md

@@ -8,6 +8,14 @@ comments: true
 # Release history
 
 
+## 1.7.0 - 2021-10-24
+
+### Added
+
+* Option to limit recent tab navigation to the current browser window.
+* Option to limit tab search results to the current browser window.
+
+
 ## 1.6.1 - 2021-05-04
 
 ### Added