In Chromium and other browsers, one can "pull out" individual tabs from a tab bar by click & drag, which creates a separate windows. How does the reverse work? I.e. how does one
1.) insert a browser window into a specific position of another window's tab bar,
2.) drag & drop tabs from one window's tab bar into another window's tab bar?
Preferably no extensions - there should be hotkeys for this.
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I often have a lot of tabs open in Chrome browser(s) when developing. I always use the Chrome DevTools un-docked, in a separate window.
Lets say I have opened DevTools for a given tab, then did some search on SO in another tab...
Then if I focus the Chrome DevTools window again, how can I easily find the corresponding browser tab that belongs to this debug window?
I do have a solution, but it is not that straight forward:
in DevTools, go to tab 'Elements'
right-click any element inside the tag
select 'focus' (at the bottom of the list)
This will bring the corresponding browser to the front and will focus the corresponding tab and will focus the selected element.
This is OK but too many steps and forces to leave the current panel in DevTools (need to go to the Elements tab)
I would like a simple shortcut that just focuses the corresponding tab in the browser.
I use mouse often to resize panes. Recently I'm trying out tabs, and found that it's possible to switch tabs using mouse too, simply by clicking on a tab.
However, after successfully changing the tab by clicking on it using mouse, I am no longer able to resize the pane using mouse. Instead, every time I click on the pane border and drag mouse cursor, the tabs get rearranged (e.g. it looks like :tabm happens), as if the mouse click "stuck" the first time I clicked tab and now "holds" the tab.
Is this a known problem, solvable by configuration?. All I'm looking for is being able to resize panes even after I used mouse to select tabs.
Edit. My environment:
macOS 0.12.2,
neovim 0.2.0 (but the issue was with 0.1.7 as well).
Today I noticed a small menu in the bottom left of Chrome Inspector. Upon clicking the dots, this menu appears. When you select an option, a tab is open in the bottom of inspector, but nothing changes on the page or in inspector.
Does anyone know what this menu is used for?
You've just discovered like 8 new worlds of DevTools features, my friend.
That whole section is called the Drawer. It's collapsed in your screenshot, which is why it seems like nothing is happening. Press Escape to expand it. You should be able to drag the bar to the right of the Search tab to adjust the Drawer's height.
Each of those menu items represents a different tab in the Drawer.
P.S. the Drawer collapses automatically when you're on the Console panel, if you also have the Console Drawer tab open. Otherwise DevTools would have to make sure that the two UIs stay in sync.
P.P.S. the Drawer should probably auto-expand when you click on a menu item, since you obviously want to use that tab. I think that's fixed in later versions of Chrome but I'll file a bug report if not.
I am looking for a way to launch my application in a browser with window frame or tabs or menu or toolbar, is there any way i could achieve that.
For instance i want to launch my application without the part marked in orange. (without tabs or possibility of creating a new tab) and the settings button beside the address bar
Update:
i am adding a image of what i am trying to accomplish...
Thanks in advance
I use google chrome and I used to have a console at the bottom of the page where I could edit the CSS of the loaded page. Now that has disappeared and instead I have to the right another panel, now I want to old one back where I could make liv changes to the CSS. How can I solve this problem?
With the keyboard:
Esc to close the drawer (the sub-menu with this console view.)
Ctrlshiftd to toggle the dock (main menu) between side and bottom display (Meta keys vary on OsX)
Or enlarge the docker window by pulling left until you can see these in the top right:
(the left icon is the drawer you want to hide, the right icon is the dock you want moved, the middle is the settings which includes the keyboard shortcut info.)