Re: Questions about tabs

Henrik Grindal Bakken <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.galeon.user
Organization Sierra Fan Club
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Silvio Levy <[email protected]> writes:

> Piggybacking on the current discussion, I wonder if some can tell me:
>
> (1) how to restore the behaviour -- which I found EXTREMELY useful
> in 1.2 -- of having the tab headers abbreviated to save space.  As I
> recall, vowels and repeated consonants would be hidden.  As a result
> I could see 12 or 14 tabs at once instead of the current 7.  I've
> looked in ExtraPrefs and didn't find it there, but I refuse to
> believe that this feature could have just disappeared, it was
> enormously useful.

/apps/galeon/UI/Tabs/tabbed_{separator,prefix,vowel}[0] appears to do
some of this.

> (2) Is there a way to get rid of the X that closes a tab?  It is
> NEVER the case that I want to close a tab other than the one that's
> currently on top, and to close the tab on top, ^W is far easier than
> moving the mouse to a spot 0.09 square centimeters in area.  So the
> only time when the X gets clicked on is by accident, and when that
> happens I curse myself, Galeon and the whole world.

/apps/galeon/UI/Tabs/tabbed_closebutton[1], perhaps?  You can also set
tabbed_closebutton_insensitive, which apparently adds a close
button on the current tab only.


[0], [1]: These are actually documented as well :)

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