Open testerez opened 5 months ago
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🔔 @rgomezcasas @bromanko @crisboarna @andreaselia @rtyke @karolre @Aiee @nagauta @a-laughlin @tleo19 you might want to have a look.
I also require it and am eager to put in the effort for PR
PR #12190
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This'll be resolved by @flyyuan 's PR once it's approved.
Created another PR since the previous one stalled.
Extension
https://www.raycast.com/Codely/google-chrome
Description
I guess I'm not the only one to open the same tab multiple times because it's faster to create a new one than checking if I already have it opened or not. This is why I was excited when I discovered the
Search Tabs
command. Though, I realise it's pretty common for me to search for an open tab which is not actually open yet. When this happens, this is a bit frustrating and defeats the purpose of the command (for my use case at least). The ideal solution for me would be to show an option to open a new tab if the one I'm looking for is not already opened. I figured a way to do this would be to combineSearch Tabs
andSearch History
in the same command. Basically this would just show the open tabs first then history. That way, I could seamlessly open a website regardless of it being already opened in a tab or not. The would behave a bit like when you open an app after all.I believe this feature makes sense and would benefit many users because it unifies the behaviour between opening an app or a website.
If I missed a feature that would already cover this use case, please let me know!
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Current Behaviour
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Expected Behaviour
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