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Persist pinned tab order when a tab is moved by any means #13271
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…tension, keyboard shortcut or drag. Previously only dragging a pinned tab to a new order would cause the new order of pinned tabs to be persisted. Fix #13264
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I believe this also fixes #8543 |
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Tested using keyboard shortcuts (love it) and also by dragging. Works great! Nice reworking w/ the code too 😎
Persist pinned tab order when a tab is moved by any means
Persist pinned tab order when a tab is moved by any means
Does this mean that the pinned tab order should now always be the same across windows? Because they aren't on my screen (Linux, 0.22.669) and I'm wondering whether I could/should file a bug report. |
The simplest way for me to get the pinned tab order inconsistent is by pinning a new tab. The window where the tab is pinned will have the pin on the first position, the other windows somewhere at the end. Is this worthy of a bug report? New windows seem to have the newly pinned tab somewhere at the end. (It is not exactly at the end, the last pin is a duplicate pinned tab that I can't remove, #10179). |
...such as extension, keyboard shortcut or drag.
Previously only dragging a pinned tab to a new order would cause the new order of pinned tabs to be persisted.
Fix #13264
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