Open Pauan opened 9 years ago
It's a bug in Chrome. Aside from implementing a custom drag-n-drop library (not likely),
there's nothing I can do.
You realize, that double-clicking is just as hard as Ctrl+click, and for some people
it's significantly harder, right? Also, Ctrl+click corresponds perfectly with file
managers.
Your issue about Select->Menu->Move selected to... is valid, but is caused by a lack
of drag-n-drop, which is caused by a bug in Chrome.
I know it's a pain to go through those three steps when all you want to do is move
a single tab, and I'm open to suggestions, but I don't think "single click to select"
is the answer.
Reported by pcxunlimited
on 2010-12-18 14:40:40
ExternalDependency
P.S. You can also use Shift to select tabs. I tried to make it feel like using a file
manager, where each window is a folder, and each tab is a file.
If you prefer the keyboard, you can use Ctrl/Shift + Space/Enter to select tabs.
Reported by pcxunlimited
on 2010-12-18 14:44:45
I understand the benefits of keyboard-clicking, but not everyone is so pro-keyboard
or keyboard-savvy. I'd rather be able to select and move tabs without touching my keyboard
at all. I prefer the mouse. But it's your extension and you can design it as you wish,
of course. Also, that sucks about the bug in Chrome I guess. Thanks for your help anyway.
Honestly, great extension, and I will continue using it. Much better than Too Many
Tabs.
Reported by Ltorviksmith
on 2010-12-18 19:47:48
Two things:
1) The bug is only for Bubble mode. Drag-n-drop should work fine in Tab or Popup mode.
I know some users prefer Bubble mode, so hopefully the bug in Chrome gets fixed soon.
In the meantime, you can use Popup or Tab mode, if you really want drag-n-drop.
2) I really really really do not like double click. Please see issue 119 for the reasons
why.
Reported by pcxunlimited
on 2010-12-19 06:14:30
Issue 119 has been fixed. Rather than using double click, I decided on this model: when
you click on a tab, if it isn't selected, it will be selected. If it's selected, it
will be focused.
That means, the first click will select the tab, and the second click will focus it.
But it doesn't rely on double click; instead it relies on whether the tab is selected
or not.
This behavior is similar to double click, but I think it avoids many of the problems.
The option should be in version 3.5, which is not released yet. When it's released,
I would like feedback on whether it behaves as you expect, and if not, what to change.
Reported by pcxunlimited
on 2010-12-23 14:47:36
Version 3.5 has been released. You can enable "double-click-to-focus" in the Options
page, under the Tabs category. Please try it out and tell me if there's anything you
want me to change.
Reported by pcxunlimited
on 2011-01-06 20:21:58
This is great! Thanks a lot, I really appreciate it. :) What a great extension.
Reported by Ltorviksmith
on 2011-01-06 23:01:43
Reported by pcxunlimited
on 2012-08-27 23:04:23
Reported by pcxunlimited
on 2012-08-27 23:14:51
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on 2012-08-27 23:16:50
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on 2012-08-27 23:32:45
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on 2012-08-27 23:36:10
Reported by pcxunlimited
on 2012-08-27 23:39:18
Reported by pcxunlimited
on 2012-08-27 23:47:45
External
Originally reported on Google Code with ID 116
Reported by
Ltorviksmith
on 2010-12-18 02:07:00