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Genearlly I use Chrome for my "standard" windows, FF for my RoundCubeMail client and Brave as the general purpose browser.
Now that I am making increasing use of VimB, I need to start replacing some of the extensions I use in the other browsers - one of these is TabFern which is really nice for grouping a whole lot related tabs together in appropriate windows, and sorting, re-arranging, saving and re-opening these groups. I want to do something similar with VimB.
I realise that "tabs" are separate windows in VimB but that is OK - is there some way of saving all the VimB windows I have open to a specifically named file (ie NOT bookmarks) - maybe in an approp subdir - and then be able to open all the bookmarks in this group file as a VimB batch somehow?
Thanks,
Phil.
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That would be difficult to build into vimb, but perhaps with a bit of scripting it can be done?
Maybe a small script to add the current window to a bookmark list, close the window, and repeat until all windows are closed?
People,
Genearlly I use Chrome for my "standard" windows, FF for my RoundCubeMail client and Brave as the general purpose browser.
Now that I am making increasing use of VimB, I need to start replacing some of the extensions I use in the other browsers - one of these is TabFern which is really nice for grouping a whole lot related tabs together in appropriate windows, and sorting, re-arranging, saving and re-opening these groups. I want to do something similar with VimB.
I realise that "tabs" are separate windows in VimB but that is OK - is there some way of saving all the VimB windows I have open to a specifically named file (ie NOT bookmarks) - maybe in an approp subdir - and then be able to open all the bookmarks in this group file as a VimB batch somehow?
Thanks,
Phil.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: