About the Remove from Tab Stack feature
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Can it be made so that the removed tab(s) open(s) next to the active stack, instead of as last tab on the tabbar?
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drag the tab you want to remove up to the tab bar instead of clicking remove from tab stack
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@mikeyb2001 said in About the Remove from Tab Stack feature:
drag the tab you want to remove up to the tab bar instead of clicking remove from tab stack
Thanks, didn't know this was possible. But if I understood correctly, there is no option to change this behavior, so I guess I need to make a request. Also, dragging multiple tabs can't be done.
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@mikeyb2001 said in About the Remove from Tab Stack feature:
drag the tab you want to remove up to the tab bar instead of clicking remove from tab stack
BTW, it's probably me, but I have noticed that when I drag tabs to outside the tabstack, Vivaldi often opens a new window, I wonder what's up with that, it's very annoying.
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@RasheedHolland if you drag it up to the tab bar a dotted line appears where you'll drop it but dragging it outside the window will of course create a new window
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It would be at least helpful, if the tabs remained selected after the remove from tab stack action, so that we can apply another action on them. I believe Vivaldi should never deselect the user selection of multiple tabs, no matter what action is done on them, it should be up to the user whether the deselection happens with one click elsewhere or whether the user continues to do operations on the selection or adds/removes tabs from the selection.
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@RasheedHolland @mikeyb2001 @RadekPilich Had you checked 6.5.3206.33 or 6.5.3206.36?
This works for me: Drag down out of tab group below tab bar, drag up tp tab bar.
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@DoctorG Not sure what are you suggesting here. As far as I understand, we've been talking about the function to remove tab from a tab stack (not manual dragging) and the application of that on selection of multiple tabs.
Btw. when I drag and drop multiple tabs in the way you demonstrate, the tabs are distributed to the tab bar according to the new tab placement behavior or some other similar logic, they don't end up next to each other and they unselect, so the result is a mess!
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@RadekPilich said in About the Remove from Tab Stack feature:
Btw. when I drag and drop multiple tabs in the way you demonstrate, the tabs are distributed to the tab bar according to the new tab placement behavior or some other similar logic, they don't end up next to each other and they unselect, so the result is a mess!
Excuse me, i did not completely had understood your needs. Such can happen.
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@DoctorG im not on snapshot
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@mikeyb2001 said in About the Remove from Tab Stack feature:
@RasheedHolland if you drag it up to the tab bar a dotted line appears where you'll drop it but dragging it outside the window will of course create a new window
Yes, I now see that when I drag tabs outside the tabbar, it will open in a new window. I didn't know about this feature and I also don't really like it, since I don't use multiple Vivaldi windows.
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@DoctorG said in About the Remove from Tab Stack feature:
@RasheedHolland @mikeyb2001 @RadekPilich Had you checked 6.5.3206.33 or 6.5.3206.36?
This works for me: Drag down out of tab group below tab bar, drag up tp tab bar.
Yes it works, but I would like to see a feature that allows you to select multiple tabs inside a tabstack, and those tabs will then need to open next to the active tabstack, instead of the end of the tabbar.
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@RasheedHolland said in About the Remove from Tab Stack feature:
Yes it works, but I would like to see a feature that allows you to select multiple tabs inside a tabstack, and those tabs will then need to open next to the active tabstack, instead of the end of the tabbar.
the feature is already there, press ctrl and click the multiple tabs in the stack you want to select, then by dragging them out you can place them between 2 tabs instead of the default last place, just move your mouse and you'll see the tabs will move aside to leave space for the dragged tabs to be placed between them.
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@iAN-CooG said in About the Remove from Tab Stack feature:
@RasheedHolland said in About the Remove from Tab Stack feature:
Yes it works, but I would like to see a feature that allows you to select multiple tabs inside a tabstack, and those tabs will then need to open next to the active tabstack, instead of the end of the tabbar.
the feature is already there, press ctrl and click the multiple tabs in the stack you want to select, then by dragging them out you can place them between 2 tabs instead of the default last place, just move your mouse and you'll see the tabs will move aside to leave space for the dragged tabs to be placed between them.
I'm sorry but I don't know what you mean. I can not drag multiple tabs outside a tabbstack. But anyway, I don't even want to be dragging tabs, I want a feature that when you select tabs (inside a tabstack) and then choose Remove from Tab Stack via the right click menu, tabs should be placed next to the active tabstack. So this should become a new option.
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@RasheedHolland said in About the Remove from Tab Stack feature:
I can not drag multiple tabs oustide a tabbstack.
I can, I don't think I'm imagining things, and I described how to do it in a comprehensible english.
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@iAN-CooG said in About the Remove from Tab Stack feature:
@RasheedHolland said in About the Remove from Tab Stack feature:
I can not drag multiple tabs oustide a tabbstack.
I can, I don't think I'm imagining things, and I described how to do it in a comprehensible english.
My bad, you're right. I tried it again, and now it works, you can also use the shift key to select tabs. I don't know what went wrong earlier. But I still prefer to do this without having to drag tabs. Because sometimes they still open in new windows.
