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Love the Chrome-like tab closing behavior. Annoying that a tab has to have focus to get the on-tab "X" though. (EDIT: Only when #tabs > 9 it seems. Otherwise a
by pkamb 15y ago
Love the Chrome-like tab closing behavior. Annoying that a tab has to have focus to get the on-tab "X" though.
(EDIT: Only when #tabs > 9 it seems. Otherwise all tabs have the "X".)
- mixmastamyk 15y agoTry this: Turn off the x's as they just waste space. Then close tabs with a middle click or Ctrl+W.
- username3 15y agoMiddle click to close those tabs.
- pkamb 15y agoThankfully I can as my Thinkpad has a 3rd button. The majority of laptop users won't be so lucky.
- LordLandon 15y agoHitting both buttons usually simulates a middle-click.
- repsilat 15y agoIf your drivers are clever you can do it with the trackpad, too - sometimes tapping the pad with two fingers will middle-click. Less error-prone than using the buttons.
- AgentConundrum 15y agoOr Ctrl+Click if you don't have a middle button (e.g. laptops). Ctrl+W works on the active tab as well. Unless you're on a flash page, because flash captures your keyboard, because flash hates you.
- pkamb 15y agoBy contrast, for Chrome #tabs > 24
- abarrett 15y ago> 28 for for me. I assume it is dependant on the width of tabs, not the number.