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[dE .]

On 10/16/11 00:32, Mike Massonnet wrote:
> [plese respect proper posting style]
>
> 2011/10/15 dE .<de.techno at gmail.com>:
>> Tabbed browsing is a very basic feature of all FM (even PCmanfm supports
>> it), everyone knows about it and is desired by everyone in a FM, also
>> integrated find allows capability of the FM to be applied to the search
>> results which's also incredibility useful, it also reduces task of
>> re-selecting the location to be searched; this feature is what people expect
>> as a minimal, even Win has this feature.
>>
>> Also it's a better if discussion is focused on the masses rather than
>> ourselves.
> You mention one file manger, which other, besides Nautilus, can you
> mention? And it's a topic that has been raised many times and the
> answer is clear enough, there won't be Tabs in Thunar.
>
> One of my last answers to this was in the forum:
> http://forum.xfce.org/viewtopic.php?pid=22695#p22695
>
> On the other hand a filtering option inside a folder is something very
> interesting to have. You, me or someone else just need to take some
> spare time to focus on a decent patch that does it right.
>
> https://bugzilla.xfce.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2316
>
The reason why tabbed browsing is tempting cause you can group tasks 
better, e.g. all places can be opened in one window, so you don't have 
to search for the right location in the taskbar; you know all locations 
are opened in 1 window. In case you open 4 locations (not a rare 
scenario), tabbed browsing can reduce it to 2 -- grouping by tasks.

I use it extensively in KDE (my current DE) and missed it when using XFCE