Nautilus (Files): Get focus on new tab when it is created
In Nautilus (Files), with a folder selected I press Ctrl+Intro and I get a new tab with selected folder but focus remains on first tab. Same behaviour when I use contextual menu folder. I need to use a shortcut o mouse click on new tab to get focus.
Is it possible to change behaviour to get focus on new tab without additional click over this?
Edit: Default behaviour in Ubuntu 18.04 (Gnome 3.18, Nautilus/Files 3.26) and Ubuntu 18.10 (Gnome 3.20, Nautilus/Files 3.26).
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In Nautilus (Files), with a folder selected I press Ctrl+Intro and I get a new tab with selected folder but focus remains on first tab. Same behaviour when I use contextual menu folder. I need to use a shortcut o mouse click on new tab to get focus.
Is it possible to change behaviour to get focus on new tab without additional click over this?
Edit: Default behaviour in Ubuntu 18.04 (Gnome 3.18, Nautilus/Files 3.26) and Ubuntu 18.10 (Gnome 3.20, Nautilus/Files 3.26).
gnome nautilus
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Adding your Ubuntu version and Nautilus version to the question would be helpful.
– pomsky
Feb 2 at 20:10
Sorry, updated.
– G. Pérez
Feb 3 at 18:50
Ubuntu versions and GNOME versions don't match! Nautilus version instead of GNOME version would be more useful.
– pomsky
Feb 3 at 19:36
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In Nautilus (Files), with a folder selected I press Ctrl+Intro and I get a new tab with selected folder but focus remains on first tab. Same behaviour when I use contextual menu folder. I need to use a shortcut o mouse click on new tab to get focus.
Is it possible to change behaviour to get focus on new tab without additional click over this?
Edit: Default behaviour in Ubuntu 18.04 (Gnome 3.18, Nautilus/Files 3.26) and Ubuntu 18.10 (Gnome 3.20, Nautilus/Files 3.26).
gnome nautilus
asked Feb 2 at 20:03
G. PérezG. Pérez
12
In Nautilus (Files), with a folder selected I press Ctrl+Intro and I get a new tab with selected folder but focus remains on first tab. Same behaviour when I use contextual menu folder. I need to use a shortcut o mouse click on new tab to get focus.
Is it possible to change behaviour to get focus on new tab without additional click over this?
Edit: Default behaviour in Ubuntu 18.04 (Gnome 3.18, Nautilus/Files 3.26) and Ubuntu 18.10 (Gnome 3.20, Nautilus/Files 3.26).
gnome nautilus
gnome nautilus
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asked Feb 2 at 20:03
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edited Feb 4 at 19:00
G. Pérez
asked Feb 2 at 20:03
G. PérezG. Pérez
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asked Feb 2 at 20:03
G. PérezG. Pérez
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asked Feb 2 at 20:03
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Adding your Ubuntu version and Nautilus version to the question would be helpful.
– pomsky
Feb 2 at 20:10
Sorry, updated.
– G. Pérez
Feb 3 at 18:50
Ubuntu versions and GNOME versions don't match! Nautilus version instead of GNOME version would be more useful.
– pomsky
Feb 3 at 19:36
add a comment |
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Adding your Ubuntu version and Nautilus version to the question would be helpful.
– pomsky
Feb 2 at 20:10
Sorry, updated.
– G. Pérez
Feb 3 at 18:50
Ubuntu versions and GNOME versions don't match! Nautilus version instead of GNOME version would be more useful.
– pomsky
Feb 3 at 19:36
2
2
Adding your Ubuntu version and Nautilus version to the question would be helpful.
– pomsky
Feb 2 at 20:10
Adding your Ubuntu version and Nautilus version to the question would be helpful.
– pomsky
Feb 2 at 20:10
Sorry, updated.
– G. Pérez
Feb 3 at 18:50
Sorry, updated.
– G. Pérez
Feb 3 at 18:50
Ubuntu versions and GNOME versions don't match! Nautilus version instead of GNOME version would be more useful.
– pomsky
Feb 3 at 19:36
Ubuntu versions and GNOME versions don't match! Nautilus version instead of GNOME version would be more useful.
– pomsky
Feb 3 at 19:36
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Adding your Ubuntu version and Nautilus version to the question would be helpful.
– pomsky
Feb 2 at 20:10
Sorry, updated.
– G. Pérez
Feb 3 at 18:50
Ubuntu versions and GNOME versions don't match! Nautilus version instead of GNOME version would be more useful.
– pomsky
Feb 3 at 19:36