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[Improvement] BufferClose like web browsers #234
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In a previous request (issue #234, PR #270), it was asked that barbar.nvim mimic the behavior of a browser when closing buffers: choose the buffer to the right of the current buffer. * NOTE: I tested firefox to double check the behavior matched, and found that the current behavior _does_ work as intended. However, we have had reports that this behavior can be irritating, and it has been asked that we provide an option for it to be restored to its original method of function.
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In a previous request (issue #234, PR #270), it was asked that barbar.nvim mimic the behavior of a browser when closing buffers: choose the buffer to the right of the current buffer. * NOTE: I tested firefox to double check the behavior matched, and found that the current behavior _does_ work as intended. However, we have had reports that this behavior can be irritating, and it has been asked that we provide an option for it to be restored to its original method of function.
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In a previous request (issue #234, PR #270), it was asked that barbar.nvim mimic the behavior of a browser when closing buffers: choose the buffer to the right of the current buffer. * NOTE: I tested firefox to double check the behavior matched, and found that the current behavior _does_ work as intended. However, we have had reports that this behavior can be irritating, and it has been asked that we provide an option for it to be restored to its original method of function.
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In web browsers when you close the current tab, the behaviour for which tab will become active is:
It would be nice if the behaviour of BufferClose was the same.
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