Re: Two feature requests: state and ctrl-tab

Yes!
I adhere to both requets, with a twist on the second one.

Please try opening three or four tabs and then change their order by
dragging one: the control-tabbing sequence will still perform as if you did
not change the order. This is a bug.

Additionally, if the focus is in the tools bar, control+tab flops. It loops
the widgets of a single sub-panel.
Similar things happen with control+page down/up. Control+pgDown jumps tabs
but also resets the position of the classes list and the list od style
sheets.

It might be that the proper operation is that Amaya handled the tools bar as
another tab. Then, with focus in the tools bar it should traverse the *visible
*widgets with tab strokes. Sometimes the focus sinks nowhere and it
impossible to recover it by tabbing.
--
Juan Lanus



On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 11:59, Steven Pemberton <Steven.Pemberton@cwi.nl>wrote:

> 1. An option of saving state, so that Amaya reopens with the same set of
> documents/tabs as you left it.
> 2. Ctrl-TAB work like it does in other browsers. Currently with Amaya, it
> seems to navigate along the tabs from left to right and then stop. Browsers
> do two things: firstly, they rotate when they get to the end, rather than
> stopping; secondly, they rearrange the navigation when you stop on a tab.
> Think of it as a stack of tabs: when you stop on a tab, it moves that tab to
> the top of the navigation stack. Ctrl-tab then always starts at the top of
> the stack, and moves you down, and when it reaches the bottom returns to the
> top. This way, you can use ctrl-tab to switch back and forth between two
> tabs, regardless of how many tabs you have, since the last two are always at
> the top of the stack.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Steven Pemberton
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