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When a Tab is selected, pressing a key combination such as "(Ctrl+)Shift+Right Arrow" will move that tab to the right (like you would drag it with the mouse), "(Ctrl+)Shift+Left Arrow" will move it to the left. | When a Tab is selected, pressing a key combination such as "(Ctrl+)Shift+Right Arrow" will move that tab to the right (like you would drag it with the mouse), "(Ctrl+)Shift+Left Arrow" will move it to the left. | ||
*Ctrl+Shift+Arrow is already used in selecting text. --[[User:Armaetin|Armaetin]] 22:48, 23 February 2007 (PST) | *Ctrl+Shift+Arrow is already used in selecting text. --[[User:Armaetin|Armaetin]] 22:48, 23 February 2007 (PST) | ||
==Tab "Home-ing"== | |||
This would be useful for people who (like me) run tabs dedicated to single activities. | |||
Let's say I've got a tab for Google, a tab for my favourite message board, a tab for eBay, and a tab for my corporation's web page. I've set these as my home pages. I basically keep these tabs open all day, switching between them as necessary. | |||
After I've surfed around I may want to send a given tab back to it's respective home page, without affecting the other tabs. | |||
*In Firefox2, pressing the home buttons opens 4 NEW tabs. Not so good. | |||
*It would be useful if I could control-click tabs to highlight them, then send them "home" with a home button. | |||
There are other options. | |||
*In the current version, right clicking on a tab opens a context menu -- it should be possible to add a "send tab home" function here. | |||
*Perhaps there's a way to send the currently focussed tab home using the home button on the toolbar? | |||