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Put new window next in stack vs top #2387
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Sounds like reasonable default behavior. I'll look into it at some point. |
Do you have some code pointer to the relevant logic in case I gave it a try in local-dev first? |
Awesome, tried in HEAD and it works! |
Sth I noticed though: Now some windows (e.g. Chrome browser) do not go into the stack when created. |
It seems this fixed itself after reboot. Not sure if there is sth I should look at in logs if this occurs again to root-cause it. |
Not related to this change. If you find a way to reproduce the problem, feel free to create a new issue. |
It seems currently when focused in a stack, a new created window goes to the top of it (rather than after the current window).
E.g. if there is a stack with 4 elements, and I'm focused in the one with index 2 and create a new one, it'll have index 5.
I'd like for the new window to go right after the current (2), so it gets into position 3 and everything afterwards gets moved a position up.
E.g.
Before: a , [b] , c, d
After (current): a, b, c, d, [new]
After (desired): a, b, [new], c, d
Would it be possible to modify the stack default config to behave in this manner?
If not, is there any alternative flow to achieve a similar effect?
So far I only saw
--swap
to change the order of windows in the stack, but it doesn't seem compatible with "inserting" within the stack.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: