Axel,
Could you add a new feature to QF that is EXACTLY like the new feature requested in #540 EXCEPT that is opens the specified folder in a new TB WINDOW, not in a new TB TAB?
That is:
Could you add a new feature to QF: Open specified folder in a new TB window?
And map a shortcut key to it like with Move (Shift-M), Copy (Shift-T), Jump (Shift-J).
It would behave exactly like Shift-J, except that instead of opening the specified TB folder in the current TB tab, it would create a new TB window and open the TB folder there.
Currently, to do this, I have to navigate to the desired TB folder, then do whatever I wanted to do there, then navigate back. Or mouse over to the TB folder tree, scroll to find the desired folder, right click and choose "Open in new window".
I like having it in a new window because I'm often responding to an interrupt of some sort, going to a different folder temporarily to do something, then resuming what I was doing. When it's in a new window, I can resume by just closing the window.
Thanks!
--Fred
Axel,
Could you add a new feature to QF that is EXACTLY like the new feature requested in #540 EXCEPT that is opens the specified folder in a new TB WINDOW, not in a new TB TAB?
That is:
Could you add a new feature to QF: Open specified folder in a new TB window?
And map a shortcut key to it like with Move (Shift-M), Copy (Shift-T), Jump (Shift-J).
It would behave exactly like Shift-J, except that instead of opening the specified TB folder in the current TB tab, it would create a new TB window and open the TB folder there.
Currently, to do this, I have to navigate to the desired TB folder, then do whatever I wanted to do there, then navigate back. Or mouse over to the TB folder tree, scroll to find the desired folder, right click and choose "Open in new window".
I like having it in a new window because I'm often responding to an interrupt of some sort, going to a different folder temporarily to do something, then resuming what I was doing. When it's in a new window, I can resume by just closing the window.
Thanks!
--Fred