- Open a folder from a locked tab (so a new tab will open with that folder)
- close that new tab
- go back to the locked tab (if the focus isn't allready there)
- hit F6 (home)
> the previous locked tab will be unlocked, while it should stay locked
Loosing the lock on a tab
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Re: Loosing the lock on a tab
That's no bug: the locked state is part of the home definition! Set home while locked if you want to stay locked.CyGho wrote:- Open a folder from a locked tab (so a new tab will open with that folder)
- close that new tab
- go back to the locked tab (if the focus isn't allready there)
- hit F6 (home)
> the previous locked tab will be unlocked, while it should stay locked
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