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Love the plugin, one thing I would like is to have a function like BufferNext, or an option that modifies BufferNext that works on a Most Recently Used basis, like firefox.
How this would work:
Have three tabs, currently in a
[a*] [b] [c]
Move to B
[a] [b*] [c]
Call function, would go back to a, as it is the most recently used, not c
Call the funciton again, it would go back to B
This is super useful when having a lot of tabs open, but only navigating between few of them.
The only issue i see with this is navigating to the 2nd/3rd most recently used. Maybe have a timeout?
Firefox solves this by having you hold ctrl, and just counting the number of times you press tab before you let go of ctrl
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@Am3ra This is supported in stock Neovim using g<Tab>. There is some strange interaction between stock tabs and barbar, but if you open multiple files with :tabedit, you can g<Tab> between them.
Love the plugin, one thing I would like is to have a function like
BufferNext
, or an option that modifies BufferNext that works on a Most Recently Used basis, like firefox.How this would work:
Have three tabs, currently in a
[a*] [b] [c]
Move to B
[a] [b*] [c]
Call function, would go back to a, as it is the most recently used, not c
Call the funciton again, it would go back to B
This is super useful when having a lot of tabs open, but only navigating between few of them.
The only issue i see with this is navigating to the 2nd/3rd most recently used. Maybe have a timeout?
Firefox solves this by having you hold ctrl, and just counting the number of times you press tab before you let go of ctrl
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: