Today the only buttons for tab-navigation, are the two arrows on the right side of the tab-bar, that can be used to slide the tab-bar back and forth.
In earlier versions (fx. 2010, see attachment) you had 4 navigation-buttons:
- Previous tab
- Next Tab
- Tab list
- Close tab
I know there are shortcut-keys for moving back and forth between tab (Previous - Next), but I still miss the ability to cycle between the tabs using the buttons, and I especially miss the "Tab list" button and the "Close" (X) button.
Every tab has a close button on it which is fine (don't remove it), but the smart thing about the old close button was that it remained in the same place all the time (well almost, it disappeared on the Overview tab), so you could just press the X in rapid succession to close a bunch of tabs quickly.
The "Tab list" was also very handy and even though the Overview does kind of the same thing, a dropdown list of open connection is sometimes faster to navigate, especially if it is alphabetically sorted.
So I vote for the return of the old navigation keys.
I previously also suggested a "First" and "Last" navigation-key, to jump to the start and the end of the tab-bar if you have many tabs open. Today you have to press the scroll-button and patiently wait as it scrolls the tabs all the way to the start/end.
Shortcut-keys for the actions would help, fx. Alt+ArrowUp to jump to the first tab - and Alt+ArrowDown to jump to the last tab (Using Alt+End and Alt+Home (or PgUp/PgDn) would be more logical, but these (except Alt+End) are already assigned to other shortcuts.
In earlier versions (fx. 2010, see attachment) you had 4 navigation-buttons:
- Previous tab
- Next Tab
- Tab list
- Close tab
I know there are shortcut-keys for moving back and forth between tab (Previous - Next), but I still miss the ability to cycle between the tabs using the buttons, and I especially miss the "Tab list" button and the "Close" (X) button.
Every tab has a close button on it which is fine (don't remove it), but the smart thing about the old close button was that it remained in the same place all the time (well almost, it disappeared on the Overview tab), so you could just press the X in rapid succession to close a bunch of tabs quickly.
The "Tab list" was also very handy and even though the Overview does kind of the same thing, a dropdown list of open connection is sometimes faster to navigate, especially if it is alphabetically sorted.
So I vote for the return of the old navigation keys.
I previously also suggested a "First" and "Last" navigation-key, to jump to the start and the end of the tab-bar if you have many tabs open. Today you have to press the scroll-button and patiently wait as it scrolls the tabs all the way to the start/end.
Shortcut-keys for the actions would help, fx. Alt+ArrowUp to jump to the first tab - and Alt+ArrowDown to jump to the last tab (Using Alt+End and Alt+Home (or PgUp/PgDn) would be more logical, but these (except Alt+End) are already assigned to other shortcuts.