add hotkey for tab's context menu
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right now to move a group/tab to other workspace i need to R.click group/tab and select "move to" - "workspaces"... but it would be easier to make with keyboard if we keep in mind that we only need mouse to open that menu.
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@Neras
hi!:)
I only use keyboard most of control on vivaldi without mouse! About tabs too!
So, I want it implemet this request!I usually press alt + u and appkey when exec current tab context menu.
"alt ＋u" is assigned "focus tabs" command.
And appkey is only Windows used context menu.(I don't know how do that on Mac)This is altnative.
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I also vote for the subject. It would be better to have a special customizable keybind for the tab menu than use a command chain.
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@Neras This is already available with access keys, which are dependent on your language.
For English it would be Right-click on Tab, M then W then the first letter of the target workspace.
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@Pesala said in add hotkey for tab's context menu:
@Neras This is already available with access keys, which are dependent on your language.
For English it would be Right-click on Tab, M then W then the first letter of the target workspace.
pity you don't know what the diff between hot-key on keeb and right click with mouse is
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@Neras It is a pity that you don't understand about context-sensitivity. For a keyboard shortcut to work as desired, one first needs to focus the tab bar. There is a command to focus the tab bar, to which you can assign a shortcut, then you can use the Menu Key to open the context menu, and M to open the Move Tab submenu.
The requested feature could only be used to move the active tab, whereas the tab context menu can be used to move any tab.
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I came here also looking for shortcut key for tab stack / tab / website context menu.
Such omission doesn't make much sense in the amount of available shortcuts to me.
Btw. the menu button is disappearing from keyboards, my recent thinkpad doesn't have it, it's substituted by pressing shift + F10.
The problem with context / focus dependent shortcuts is that they are dependent on the selection. While it is certainly useful to have them, at any point in time, there clearly exist the "active / focused / foreground" page, tab, stack..... all at the same time, so there is no technical reason from my user point of view for additional targeted instances of general actions hard linked to the individual focus areas shouldn't exist.
Therefore I would like to have context menu shortcuts as stated in the first sentence above.
