Different tab sessions - how?
Posted: 24 Sep 2010 13:12
I'd like to use XYplorer in the following scenario:
- Have one instance of XYplorer running containing all my opened tabs and remember them when I close this instance.
- Have one or more other instances of XYplorer running by starting them in single pane mode with no tabs open (like Windows File Explorer started with Win + E). When I close one of these, they should not store any opened tabs and not influence the tabs of my primary XYplorer session.
I've made an AHK script with two different keyboard shortcuts to open the respective 'sessions' each starting XYplorer with a different ini file. The problem is that they seem to share the same 'tab storage location' (don't know how tabs are actually stored), even though I have the second XY ini file configured to actually 'Don't save tabs'. The effect I'm experiencing is that when I close the 'Don't save tabs' instance it will 'clear' the stored tabs of my primary instance.
Is there any way (possibly a setting I'm missing) to do what I want?
- Have one instance of XYplorer running containing all my opened tabs and remember them when I close this instance.
- Have one or more other instances of XYplorer running by starting them in single pane mode with no tabs open (like Windows File Explorer started with Win + E). When I close one of these, they should not store any opened tabs and not influence the tabs of my primary XYplorer session.
I've made an AHK script with two different keyboard shortcuts to open the respective 'sessions' each starting XYplorer with a different ini file. The problem is that they seem to share the same 'tab storage location' (don't know how tabs are actually stored), even though I have the second XY ini file configured to actually 'Don't save tabs'. The effect I'm experiencing is that when I close the 'Don't save tabs' instance it will 'clear' the stored tabs of my primary instance.
Is there any way (possibly a setting I'm missing) to do what I want?