Often users can remember what the recently opened tab was, so we can switch to and open the next tab immediately, saving one keypress. There is a dedicated shortcut (T) for only opening a tab, after all. While the previous behavior for Shift+T (open tab without switching to next if currently closed) was by intention, user testing found that the new approach might be more desirable. |
||
|---|---|---|
| .. | ||
| control | ||
| plugin | ||
| router | ||
| util | ||
| Browser.js | ||
| index.js | ||
| LayersConfig.js | ||
| Map.js | ||
| Util.js | ||