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We discussed this a little bit but I wanted to create an issue so we don't forget.
It would be nice to be able to hook into the cmd+click action on links in order to do things like open the link in the background instead of the foreground, and also be able to decide on the ordering. For example if you cmd+click multiple URLs and they come to the foreground, you may want the later ones to be just a single buffer in front of the website you were opening them from, instead of at the end.
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I think this could mostly be achieved by adding a new config option such as new-frame.opens-in-background. This could then be used for all parts of this function:
I think the config option in the right track, though you may have to touch some dirty internals in window.rs to prevent showing a newly-added webview. Getting started should be as simple as adding a focus argument to open_webview though.
We discussed this a little bit but I wanted to create an issue so we don't forget.
It would be nice to be able to hook into the
cmd+click
action on links in order to do things like open the link in the background instead of the foreground, and also be able to decide on the ordering. For example if youcmd+click
multiple URLs and they come to the foreground, you may want the later ones to be just a single buffer in front of the website you were opening them from, instead of at the end.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: