Dear G,
I am a ordinary user of TC. I found a bug of TC, we I opened many tabs (>= 2), than, when I press the xbutton (the side button on mouse pressed by thumb) on mouse to go back to the previous directories, the go back sequence was chaos, mixed all the history of all the tabs! I tried all the methods I could find, but the problem still kept there. I hope you can fix this problems.
Thank you for your attention and I am sorry my English is poor. I am looking forward to hearing from you.
yours sincerely,
TC users.
The chaos of back history of many tabls by Xbutton on mouse
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Re: The chaos of back history of many tabls by Xbutton on mouse
History in TC lists directories of all tabs of one panel, i.e. the history is shared among all tabs of one panel. It has always been this way, so it's not bug (and there's nothing to fix). It's been suggested a couple of times to make tabs have their own history, but so far Ghisler has decided against it and also said why he thinks it's not a good idea. Maybe chime in on the existing threads if you want this behavior to change. But keep in mind that probably many people are used to the existing behavior.
Regards
Dalai
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Dalai
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Re: The chaos of back history of many tabls by Xbutton on mouse
I have tried it, it's not practical to have separate histories per tab. It's not like a web browser where you often access one site per tab, an then go to subpages of that web server. In a file manager, most tabs point to the same "server" (your PC), so you wouldn't usually know on which tab you visited a certain directory.
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Re: The chaos of back history of many tabls by Xbutton on mouse
thank you very much. Maybe, many users of tc have used to the "one history", but many users also hope using the separate histories per tab. If you can provide the options to let the users to choose which mode to use? thank you again.ghisler(Author) wrote: 2021-09-20, 13:51 UTC I have tried it, it's not practical to have separate histories per tab. It's not like a web browser where you often access one site per tab, an then go to subpages of that web server. In a file manager, most tabs point to the same "server" (your PC), so you wouldn't usually know on which tab you visited a certain directory.
Re: The chaos of back history of many tabls by Xbutton on mouse
thank you very much for your help. If many users have the requests of separated histories for each tab, we can give the advises to the author. if there is an option to choose which mode to use, it is perfect. Another question, I am a fresh user, I am not familiar with these two plugins. thank you.Dalai wrote: 2021-09-18, 10:21 UTC History in TC lists directories of all tabs of one panel, i.e. the history is shared among all tabs of one panel. It has always been this way, so it's not bug (and there's nothing to fix). It's been suggested a couple of times to make tabs have their own history, but so far Ghisler has decided against it and also said why he thinks it's not a good idea. Maybe chime in on the existing threads if you want this behavior to change. But keep in mind that probably many people are used to the existing behavior.
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Dalai
Re: The chaos of back history of many tabls by Xbutton on mouse
maybe, another choice, if we can choose, if the xbutton1 button go to the histories or go to the parent folder (as the backspace on keyboard does).ghisler(Author) wrote: 2021-09-20, 13:51 UTC I have tried it, it's not practical to have separate histories per tab. It's not like a web browser where you often access one site per tab, an then go to subpages of that web server. In a file manager, most tabs point to the same "server" (your PC), so you wouldn't usually know on which tab you visited a certain directory.