Nibble me with your Command Chains!
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@prebz Here’s two I haven’t shared yet.
Close Tab Move Left
- Previous Tab (by Order)
- Delay
Parameter:100
- Select Next Tab
- Close Tab
Close Tab Move Right
- Next Tab (by Order)
- Delay
Parameter:100
- Select Previous Tab
- Close Tab
This is useful, because the close tab activation is unpredictable with existing settings. Most will activate in recently used order and when you are trying to close a bunch of tabs with keyboard alone you will be switching tabs quite often and give up at some point and do it with mouse selection and clicking. With these command chains it is predictable and you can assign a keyboard shortcut to it to make it efficient. I personally use
alt-,
andalt-.
to operate. Currently the only downside is you gotta disable »include active tab in initial selection« invivaldi://settings/tabs
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@prebz A couple weeks ago a user asked if it was possible to automatically tile two tabs and translate one of them to compare. I think that would be a great way to present Chains and Translation at once.
Unfortunately, there is no command for "Translate Page"...
Maybe you can nibble some developer's ear until they add it
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I see no command for New Private Window to use in command chains.
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@pathduck hahahaha I'll definitely do that
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@luetage, thanks a lot!!!
Unfortunatelly, Close Tab Move Left and Close Tab Move Right doesn't work in second row of tabs(
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@sergeimus That’s because a tab stack is handled as one tab. It could be argued it should select the next tab outside of the stack, but that doesn’t seem to be the case. You can close the whole stack with a command chain though.
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That's a simple one:
PAGE SCALE 130%
- Reset page scale
- Increase page scale by 10%
- Increase page scale by 10%
- Increase page scale by 10%
I have noticed that I often use 130% scale, but it can be any other.
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@sergeimus The »close tab move left/right« commands actually work quite well in tab stacks, they just behave differently. Since it ignores selection it will either close the tab to the right or left of your active tab. Knowing this you can use it intentionally and the active tab itself can be closed with an existing shortcut in the end.
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My variation of Close Tab Move Left (coz Close Tab Move Right is by default for me in prefs)
Close Tab Move Left (v2)
- Move Active Tab Left
- Close Tab
I wish Close Tab Move Left/Right will be implemented natively some day.
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@prebz I have a few which I use a lot.
- Close a tab which I am not on - First command: Switch to (tab number), Second command: close tab.
- Go back/forward in new tab - First command: Clone selected tab, Second command: A very small delay to allow for the new tab to be created, Third command: History back/forward
- Hide taskbar - First command: Fullscreen mode, Second command: A short delay for the fullscreen animation, Third command: hide/show Tab bar, Fourth command: hide/show Address bar, Fith command: Hide/show panel
Most of these can be done with a mouse, but Command chains let me do it with only the keyboard.
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