Help us to improve TidyTabs
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Improve TidyTabs compatibility with VirtuaWin
TidyTabs auto-grouping currently crashes when using VirtuaWin's multiple desktop feature.
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1 vote
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TidyTabs - options for tab size
add option for minimum and maximum tab size. also optionally enforce same size for all tabs for a specific process.
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Replace taskbar items combined with tabs into a single item on the taskbar like Chrome does.
When you put things in the same tabs, part of the reason is to clean up the taskbar. Especially for people who don't like the automatic combining of all items on the taskbar.
12 votesThis is a planned feature.
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TinyTabs - change tab while dragging a file from the active tab to another
Just like how Chrome does it when dragging a file from the desktop or file explorer to an inactive browser tab.
6 votesYes, this is a planned feature
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Enable Tab Groupings in the Taskbar
The grouping of any window is fantastic in TidyTabs.
Is there any way to show these window groupings in a taskbar, or something like a taskbar?
Even an additional interface I could pull up from the side of the window would be great.
8 votesNot yet, but it’s a planned feature.
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Add "stretch vertically" action and "DoubleClick" shortcut to the hotkey & mouse tabs
As of AquaSnap 1.18.0, windows can be stretched to occupy the full vertical height of the monitor (i.e., maximized vertically) only with the AquaStretch feature, which is bound to the equivalent of
Shift + Double Click @ TopBorderandShift + Double Click @ BottomBorder.It seems natural to list a "stretch vertically" action (and its horizontal analogue) as an Action in the Hotkeys and Mouse settings tabs so that it can be re-bound. It would have a natural place under the "Stretch the window" header.
It also seems natural to have DoubleClick as a mouse shortcut option in…
2 votesI agree with you. This is done this way mainly for legacy reasons, but we will try to change this in the next refactoring round.
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TinyTabs - remember tab groups on reboot or a relaunch of an app like Chrome that remembers what windows were open.
If I group a lot of windows together, and then reboot my machine, Windows 10 will remember what apps were running and relaunch them, but the tab groups and tab names are lost. Another way to replicate this is if you have a lot of Chrome windows open, and then Chrome shuts down and restarts... all of the Chrome windows re-open but they aren't in tab groups any more.
36 votesIt’s a good idea, we will study its feasibility.
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