feat: navbar shortcuts #726
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Although this is a good feature but
I don't see an option for it to be disabled, I think there should be one since Linux DE or WM etc. have customizable shortcuts that could conflict with this. |
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Good callout, I did specifically pick these shortcuts due to their usage in Microsoft Outlook for the Web (I was relying on them to do their due diligence). I'll look into a way to disable them this week |
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Reference #643.
Add navbar shortcuts with
ctrl+shift+#where # is the tab from left to right. This only works for up to ten tabs, if desired I can change to be better in line with most browsers and have digit 9 go to the last tab instead of the ninth. Made the assumption that most users don't have 9+ tabs/pages