Closed BugZappr closed 6 years ago
Looks like option 1 is as simple as
T.treeobj.get_node(node_id).a_attr.title=<the raw url>
T.treeobj.redraw_node(node_id)
in the right places. If I can drop it into v0.1.16 I will; otherwise, v0.1.17. (And by the way, I'm still happy to accept this as a pull request from somebody ;) )
@ShervinM
Related: #117 about tooltips for buttons.
+1 on the option 1, I do not see the benefit of options 2, 3 since page title is already displayed.
I decided to add separate checkboxes for the URL and for the title. Now in branch v020 if you want to try it unpacked.
I've been thinking about this for some time without any clear feelings, but I can suggest one reason to have the title in the tooltip, even if it is displayed in TabFern. With the tooltip, you can see the entire title, whereas in TabFern, it is lopped off to whatever the window width TabFern is in.
I am using v 0.2.0 but hovering over most of the tabs does not show their URL - at first I thought it was because the tabs weren't open but even some open tabs do not display the URL while hovering - am I missing something?
@philiprhoades Have you turned them on? Settings | Appearance | Tooltips - pick whether you want URL, title, or both. Then refresh the TF window and you should see them!
Ah, yes - I had turned them both on and I had restarted TF after my post for another reason but I hadn't checked whether that had made any difference when I got back into TF - thanks! Hmm . . it did work for some but why would it have worked for any at all then before I restarted TF?
I suggest that tooltips be used to show URL's. The advantage there, is that they are not chopped off so you can't see all of them, when they are shown in a vertical tab bar, as opposed to popping up as a tooltip so as to allow exceeding the width of the tab bar, and letting you see the entire URL.
Another nice option, might be to allow either: