desertfox wrote:when merging windows (in superT), i don't want the appended tabs to get the focus.
They don't. The fix you cite doesn't apply to all session loading but only to sessions manually loaded through the Session Manager menu.
zeniko wrote:desertfox wrote:when merging windows (in superT), i don't want the appended tabs to get the focus.
They don't. The fix you cite doesn't apply to all session loading but only to sessions manually loaded through the Session Manager menu.
dougeeebear wrote:Regarding the focus issue with "Load (Append To Current Session)" in the TMP style context menu, the blank white page displaying briefly before displaying page content is still happening in the latest dev build 0.3.8.2+.
C@rb0n wrote:This latest version, 0.3.8 (or possibly a slightly earlier version), has introduced a bug whereby, with many tabs (say 20 or more), and much tab open/close history, Session Manager becomes no longer able to track tabs. As a result tabs recently closed cannot be reopened, and when using the Tab Clicking Options extension to attempt to reopen the tab, only long-closed tabs can be reopened.
Ok, thanks for the info.desertfox wrote:superT detects that you have SM installed, so instead of using superT's built-in undo close tab function, it uses SM's function, so that when you use "undo close tab" as a tab clicking option, SM's "Reopen Closed Tab" list works correctly.
It still happens intermittently. It seems as if a session has been loaded once, it doesn't do it the second time it is loaded (it's probably in cache).zeniko wrote:dougeeebear wrote:Regarding the focus issue with "Load (Append To Current Session)" in the TMP style context menu, the blank white page displaying briefly before displaying page content is still happening in the latest dev build 0.3.8.2+.
As for <a href="http://www.haslo.ch/zeniko/software/sessionmanager-dev.xpi">version 0.3.8.3+</a>, I'm slightly delaying the moment when the first of the appended tabs gets the focus. A minor glitch probably won't be avoidable, but it should be tolerable. Anyway, moving the focus is rather what I'd expect to happen.
zeniko wrote:tjztzu wrote:1. Ability to right click or otherwise directly perform an operation on a saved session or tab rather than having to open the separate window.)
For all those who really want this, I've prepared some lines to be added to your userChrome.js - get them at the Download section in the first post (just note that that code isn't as well tested and might not be as well supported).
alta88 wrote:this is so tantalizingingly close to how i wish it would work...
anyway just a small thing - rt click on Name bring up submenu and click elsewhere closes the submenu but not the parent, and no further way to close without clicking the icon.
desertfox wrote:dougeeebear, you've finally updated from the old version that was "working so well"
i sometimes stick to older versions for a while, but eventually, the new version becomes too enticing to not update
alta88 wrote:anyway just a small thing - rt click on Name bring up submenu and click elsewhere closes the submenu but not the parent, and no further way to close without clicking the icon.