TST Number Navigation by csterlent
Adds several shortcuts to interface with Tree Style Tabs.
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### TST Number Navigation
⚠ This addon extends and works only with Tree Style Tab.
Use your number keys to zip around within your tree of tabs, and other things. The following shortcuts are the only functionality that is provided. You must configure the shortcuts yourself through about:addons then clicking the gear icon.
The shortcuts "select-sibling-number-1" through "select-sibling-number-20" allow you to focus (go to) the Nth sibling tab of the currently active tab.
The shortcut "focus-parent-set-downstream" lets you focus your parent tab, and remember where you came from so that "focus-downstream" can take you there quickly in the future.
The shortcut "focus-root-set-downstream" will take you all the way to the top of the tree, and you can "focus-downstream" repeatedly to get back where you were.
Finally, "indent-tree" and "outdent-tree-safe" can take your sub-tree higher or lower in the hierarchy. The difference between these commands and the equivalent commands in "TST More Tree Commands" is that the outdent command will not leave you with two sibling trees non-collapsed at the same time.
### The source
is available on GitHub at github.com/csterlent/tst-num-nav. Check out README.md for an extra little trick!
⚠ This addon extends and works only with Tree Style Tab.
Use your number keys to zip around within your tree of tabs, and other things. The following shortcuts are the only functionality that is provided. You must configure the shortcuts yourself through about:addons then clicking the gear icon.
The shortcuts "select-sibling-number-1" through "select-sibling-number-20" allow you to focus (go to) the Nth sibling tab of the currently active tab.
The shortcut "focus-parent-set-downstream" lets you focus your parent tab, and remember where you came from so that "focus-downstream" can take you there quickly in the future.
The shortcut "focus-root-set-downstream" will take you all the way to the top of the tree, and you can "focus-downstream" repeatedly to get back where you were.
Finally, "indent-tree" and "outdent-tree-safe" can take your sub-tree higher or lower in the hierarchy. The difference between these commands and the equivalent commands in "TST More Tree Commands" is that the outdent command will not leave you with two sibling trees non-collapsed at the same time.
### The source
is available on GitHub at github.com/csterlent/tst-num-nav. Check out README.md for an extra little trick!
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- Version
- 2.0
- Size
- 9.32 KB
- Last updated
- 2 years ago (May 28, 2023)
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- License
- MIT License
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Release notes for 2.0
Removed shortcuts that are already available in base TST
Removed message listener (get v1 from github if you want)
Increased number of focus-sibling commands from 9 to 20
Reworked the outdent command
Made downstream storage more reliable
Optimized responsiveness
Removed message listener (get v1 from github if you want)
Increased number of focus-sibling commands from 9 to 20
Reworked the outdent command
Made downstream storage more reliable
Optimized responsiveness
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