Blake Winton
Blake Winton
Yep. No-one has worked on it, and it's not in the roadmap, so it's unlikely to be fixed anytime soon… But you can follow this bug to see when it...
I'm the person responsible for the roadmap, so, uh, not really… 😉 (Containers is a really cool technology, but the current usage numbers are so low that it's just not...
Possibly… What kind of work are you looking to do? (Did you want to try adding container support and submitting a pull request?)
Cool, uh, email me ([email protected]), and I'll walk you through the process of contributing (and we can avoid sending Martin more email)…
Well, I think the first thing we would need was a design for how it should look. The CSS for the tabs is mostly in https://github.com/bwinton/TabCenter/blob/master/skin/base.css#L79 if you wanted to...
Soooo, I think you _might_ be able to extend the architecture that way, but the tabbrowser-tabs we're extending is remarkably finicky. (There's a reason we don't have the pinned tabs...
Yeah, we would have liked to use something more modern, but not using the built-in tabstrip breaks everything, so that wasn't an option. :cry:
Ack, sorry for the delay… I agree it's not great, particularly since you can't see what container a tab is in before switching to it. But it's also better than...
I think the left would be better… What about making the background colour slightly tinted to the colour of the container? Like at 10% opacity or something?
Because that only shows which container the current tab is in, not any of the others? (I mean, I kind of like that idea, but it does lose information…)