Hello everyone !
I like the "Rename tab" because it helps a lot clarifying the UI when you have very long path.
However, when navigating in a renamed tab, the caption of the tab do not change, and some times I don't know anymore where I am.
What I would like is that the rename tab remember its original location and append the subfolder path to it.
Like :
Location -> Caption
c:\Work\Projet1\Test -> [Projet1 TEST]
c:\Work\Projet1\Test\Lot1 -> [Projet1 TEST]\Lot1
Obviously this would only work in the renamed tab and not any others.
What I am not sure is how to handle a parent location like :
c:\Work\Projet1 -> [Projet1 TEST]\..
but I think it looks a bit ugly.
Maybe there is a better way ?
Regards !
Rename tab & Navigation
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Re: Rename tab & Navigation
Interesting idea. I have no time for it now though.
What do others think? I personally use named tabs only locked, so I always know where they point to.
BTW, do you know that NTFS offers you a way to "rename" any given path as a virtual drive? That would have exactly the effect you want, but system wide... Look for SUBST...
What do others think? I personally use named tabs only locked, so I always know where they point to.
BTW, do you know that NTFS offers you a way to "rename" any given path as a virtual drive? That would have exactly the effect you want, but system wide... Look for SUBST...
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Re: Rename tab & Navigation
I thought someone had already asked for this, but i am not sure. I would find this useful as i have couple of renamed tabs and knowing the latest subfolder would be good (ofcourse i also refer to AB). Also, i can rename my desktop to say "Desk" to make use of flexible width feature.admin wrote:Interesting idea. I have no time for it now though.
What do others think? I personally use named tabs only locked, so I always know where they point to.
BTW, do you know that NTFS offers you a way to "rename" any given path as a virtual drive? That would have exactly the effect you want, but system wide... Look for SUBST...
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* Configuration | Tabs | Flexible width for named tabs: Now, it's
experimentally done for all tabs, not just named tabs. It might be
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I like it, too. So I will rename "Flexible width for named tabs" to "Flexible width"!serendipity wrote:Yes it is good, I have more space on my tab bar now.Code: Select all
* Configuration | Tabs | Flexible width for named tabs: Now, it's experimentally done for all tabs, not just named tabs. It might be even good that way....
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Re: Rename tab & Navigation
Yes, that should do.admin wrote:I like it, too. So I will rename "Flexible width for named tabs" to "Flexible width"!serendipity wrote:Yes it is good, I have more space on my tab bar now.Code: Select all
* Configuration | Tabs | Flexible width for named tabs: Now, it's experimentally done for all tabs, not just named tabs. It might be even good that way....
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