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I have 300+ tabs open, in 20 different windows. I would like to be able to move tabs between existing tabs, and possibly to new tabs, based on titles, urls, etc... For example:
"I want to move all my Stack Overflow tabs into a new window to review" mv tabs/by-title/*Stack_Overflow* windows/create
"I want to move all of my tabs running local apps ("localhost") to the window with my GitHub repo tab open" grep -l localhost tabs/by-id/*/url.txt | sed -r 's|/[^/]+$||' | xargs -I{} mv {} tabs/by-title/philipsd6\/dev-project.*/window/
Is that possible to implement somehow? I've used balta2ar/brotab to accomplish similar goals in the past.
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I don't think this works right now, but I hope we could make it work -- I'd have to look at what system calls it invokes
(even if we got this to work, in the first example, you'd probably need to create the new window first, then do the move, unless we made a 'fresh window' subfolder)
Probably not essential to be able to do the first example in one step, but having symmetry with the create for a new tab would be nice. I look forward to seeing how this project improves!
I have 300+ tabs open, in 20 different windows. I would like to be able to move tabs between existing tabs, and possibly to new tabs, based on titles, urls, etc... For example:
"I want to move all my Stack Overflow tabs into a new window to review"
mv tabs/by-title/*Stack_Overflow* windows/create
"I want to move all of my tabs running local apps ("localhost") to the window with my GitHub repo tab open"
grep -l localhost tabs/by-id/*/url.txt | sed -r 's|/[^/]+$||' | xargs -I{} mv {} tabs/by-title/philipsd6\/dev-project.*/window/
Is that possible to implement somehow? I've used balta2ar/brotab to accomplish similar goals in the past.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: