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Shortcut key for "Close tab and save to corral" #69

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boxfoot opened this issue Oct 3, 2013 · 6 comments
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Shortcut key for "Close tab and save to corral" #69

boxfoot opened this issue Oct 3, 2013 · 6 comments

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@boxfoot
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boxfoot commented Oct 3, 2013

I'm finding that I use the feature to close a tab and move it to the corral a lot - it's helpful when I want to deal with X in a couple hours - worth getting out of my way, but not worth creating a bookmark for.

It's currently a lot of clicks to find. Would be great if there could be a keyboard shortcut for that. Since CTRL-W is "Close Tab," maybe "CTRL-SHIFT-W"?

@edjroot
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edjroot commented Feb 26, 2017

I know this issue was opened a long time ago, but since it was referenced recently I believe it's worth mentioning that Ctrl+Shift+W is the shortcut for closing the current window. Also, according to the docs,

Certain Chrome shortcuts (e.g. window management) always take priority over Extension Command shortcuts and can not be overwritten.

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@edjroot Ctrl+Shift+W would work on MacOS because the shortcut for closing the current window is Cmd+Shift+W. Are you a Windows or Linux user? What would be appropriate on those platforms?

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edjroot commented Feb 26, 2017

Hmm, I didn't know that! I use both Linux and Windows and all shortcuts are the same for them (and I guess Mac too, except it's always Cmd in place of Ctrl). I don't have any particular suggestion, but it's probably a good idea to use the same combinations across OSs anyway.

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I'm going to go with Ctrl+Space+W. The hand position feels quite natural since your thumb is resting on the spacebar.

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ssorallen commented Mar 10, 2017

I chose the following shortcuts to start:

Mac: Ctrl+Shift+W
Other: Ctrl+Shift+E

These are configurable by going to chrome://extensions/configureCommands in Chrome. If you have a more suitable suggestion for a default for Windows or Linux, I'm happy to change the default.

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edjroot commented Mar 12, 2017

It's fine by me!

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