Version: 1.0 (using KDE 4.6.2) OS: Linux Lots of KDE applications use tab lists. It would be nice if there was a central place to configure how those tabs would behave. These settings could potentially be overridden in the settings for a given application, just like common keyboard shortcuts can be overridden in a particular application's shortcut configuration. Some examples of settings that could be configured (not all of these necessarily have to be implemented, these are just potential examples): drop-down or radio button selectors: Behavior on tab closing: 1. go to one to the left (how it currently works) 2. go to one to the right (what I prefer) 3. go to the previously-used tab 4. go to first tab (less important) 5. go to last tab (less important) Middle-click behavior: 1. close tab 2. duplicate tab 3. detach tab 4. grab tab for drag (click again to release, there is probably a better name for this) Behavior on new tab: 1. Duplicate current tab 2. Show home page Tab scroll markers: 1. on right 2. on left 3. on left and right 4. left arrow on left, right arrow on right (there is probably a better name for this) Check boxes: Always show tab bar Show close button on tabs Show new tab button on tab bar Show close tab button on tab bar Reproducible: Always
nothing kwin can do about it, maybe kdeui?
I was trying to get this placed in the "window behavior" system settings module, since that seems to be where it fits best, but I am not that particular.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 80657 ***