Open Xazin opened 1 year ago
What if I use a trackpad without a mouse?
@annieappflowy I did suggest a double-click but it's probably harder to implement than for mmb.
I think we also need navigating between tabs with a keyboard, i.e. CTRL+TAB and CTRL+SHIFT+TAB.
CTRL + left click or right click -> open in new tab is usually how you would do so without using the middle mouse button.
Personally, I use CTRL + PGUP and CTRL + PGDN to navigate between tabs.
What if I use a trackpad without a mouse?
Then you right click and click open in a new tab... :eyes: - Or hold CTRL/CMD + Left Click
Edit: I can see right click doesn't open the menu items action menu, I'll check if there's an existing issue or create one.
@annieappflowy I did suggest a double-click but it's probably harder to implement than for mmb.
I think we also need navigating between tabs with a keyboard, i.e. CTRL+TAB and CTRL+SHIFT+TAB.
The problem with double clicking is, that it is basically implemented using debounce, which means single taps will have some delay lag, which I'm not a huge fan of.
CTRL + left click or right click -> open in new tab is usually how you would do so without using the middle mouse button.
Personally, I use CTRL + PGUP and CTRL + PGDN to navigate between tabs.
Will implement both CTRL + Left Click
and Ctrl + PGUP
/Ctrl + PGDN
Description
This is a master issue for any improvement related to the Tabs implementation.
Features:
CTRL + W
to close current tabTertiary Click
on menu item to open a new tabCTRL/CMD + Left
click to open a new tabCTRL/CMD + PGUP
/CTRL /CMD+ PGDN
to navigate between tabsThis relates to #2312
Impact
Better experience when frequently using tabs
Additional Context
No response