Detected when trying to bind em_ (TCFS2) to Shift + T.
When holding Shift, the tab doesn't get focus after recovery
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When holding Shift, the tab doesn't get focus after recovery
Detected when trying to bind em_ (TCFS2) to Shift + T.
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Re: When holding Shift, the tab doesn't get focus after recovery
There is no point pressing Shift, both will automatically re-open the recently closed tab directory as a tab, not in the current tab.
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Re: When holding Shift, the tab doesn't get focus after recovery
I kind of made it clear that Shift is a hotkey modifier that navigates to this menu item. >>>
Detected when trying to bind em_ (TCFS2) to Shift + T.
The reopening was not discussed. It's only about changing focus. See the topic title.ghisler(Author) wrote: ↑2024-03-04, 11:32 UTC both will automatically re-open the recently closed tab directory as a tab, not in the current tab.
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Re: When holding Shift, the tab doesn't get focus after recovery
This is correct, just like here:When holding Shift, the tab doesn't get focus after recovery
CTRL+T Open new folder tab and activate it
CTRL+SHIFT+T Open new folder tab, but do not activate it
Re: When holding Shift, the tab doesn't get focus after recovery
Apparently this has an effect, but this is incorrect, because selecting a menu item and a hotkey are two different things.This is correct, just like here:
Also see the first case, which is not affected in any way.
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Re: When holding Shift, the tab doesn't get focus after recovery
History.txt wrote:16.10.19 Release Total Commander 9.50 beta 1
22.07.19 Added: Right click on directory tab -> "Recently closed tabs": Hold down Shift to open restored tab in background (do not activate it) (32/64)
Re: When holding Shift, the tab doesn't get focus after recovery
Yeah, that's bad. It turns out that none of the modifiers can work properly with such a command...
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