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Sign upNo shortcuts for opening session tabs #13094
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Ctrl + T works for me. Try it and tell us if work for you. Brave: 0.20.36 |
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Ctrl+Shift+S works fine on Windows for opening a session tab on the release build and beta build. Not sure if it is set different on a different regional keyboard. cc: @bsclifton |
Thanks! Didn't even know about that shortcut. To clarify though, I'm talking about the ones that got removed here: #13042. You could open a tab with a specific session number with |
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+1 from me. As a user who uses session tabs often, shortcut to open specific session would really help. The current Would love to have |
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+1 from here |
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Agreed, session tabs are the "killer feature" that keep me using brave. Would really love for this to return |
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+1 from Twitter https://twitter.com/hanifigunes/status/1010563751274151941
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For me (linux) |
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Unfortunately, this isn't something we'll be able to address with the current code-base. You can track the session window feature request in the new code-base with brave/brave-browser#34 |
Description
We don't currently have any shortcuts for opening session tabs (edit: we do have
Ctrl + Shift + S).Ctrl + Alt + numberfor Windows and Linux andOption + Cmd + numberon MacOS were removed because they interfered with typing special characters (#13015, #13042). What should the shortcut(s) be now? Should it stay the same?I think we can make it stay the same with event handlers:
browser-laptop/app/renderer/components/main/main.js
Line 147 in 6fb1ad5
browser-laptop/app/common/constants/keyLocations.js
Lines 5 to 10 in 46a3b05
Or we could change it to
Ctrl + Shift + numberon Windows and Linux (my suggestion). We have to think about the MacOS shortcuts though.Steps to Reproduce
Press session tab shortcut (previously
Ctrl + Alt + numberfor Windows and Linux andOption + Cmd + numberon MacOS)Actual result:
Nothing happens on Mac and Linux, Windows handles Ctrl + Alt as AltGr and therefore you can type special characters this way (see #6915).
Expected result:
A session tab should open.
Reproduces how often:
Always, starting from Release Channel v0.20.36.
Brave Version
about:brave info:
Brave: 0.20.36
V8: 6.4.388.41
rev: bba0b92
Muon: 4.7.10
OS Release: 10.0.16299
Update Channel: Release
OS Architecture: x64
OS Platform: Microsoft Windows
Node.js: 7.9.0
Brave Sync: v1.4.2
libchromiumcontent: 64.0.3282.140
Reproducible on current live release:
No
Additional Information
We probably don't want to type @ when pressing Ctrl + alt + 2 if we just want to open a new session tab...