You can always do Ctrl. + N or ⌘ + N to create a new window, and then close the previous window with all the tabs on it, but I guess for some folks this might be convenient. Either way, thanks for sharing your dev process so folks interested in creating their own extensions can follow this :D
Or Ctrl/Cmd+T and right-click + close all other (which you can probably also map to a keybind, come to think of it...).
Workflow optimizations are neat, but sometimes I do wonder if it really warrants installing a dozen different extensions to fill your browser with extra buttons to do all sorts of tiny things (most of which tend to require using the mouse more, which I'm not sure actually makes the workflow all that faster...)
@fjones thanks for the ideas . problem you mentioned is 100% correct how to show dozens of extensions in browser. Currently added Ctrl+Shift+Y .. Surelly add mouse right click and close all
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You can always do Ctrl. + N or ⌘ + N to create a new window, and then close the previous window with all the tabs on it, but I guess for some folks this might be convenient. Either way, thanks for sharing your dev process so folks interested in creating their own extensions can follow this :D
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@lukeshiru thank you for your comments
Or Ctrl/Cmd+T and right-click + close all other (which you can probably also map to a keybind, come to think of it...).
Workflow optimizations are neat, but sometimes I do wonder if it really warrants installing a dozen different extensions to fill your browser with extra buttons to do all sorts of tiny things (most of which tend to require using the mouse more, which I'm not sure actually makes the workflow all that faster...)
@fjones thanks for the ideas . problem you mentioned is 100% correct how to show dozens of extensions in browser. Currently added Ctrl+Shift+Y .. Surelly add mouse right click and close all