I dont use the tabs in the mode-line. (noclue how you call it in Nyxt)
Its a big waste of space for me. I’d rather be able to see all the enabled mode in the current buffer instead.
Im thinking of a sort of Emacs mode-line like. Its clean and everything useful get displayed.
It’d be nice to have an emacs-mode-line
option
Note: About the tabs. For those that like clicking (or ctrl+shift+a). There’s a new search-tab
button (pretty sure its new) in the brave-browser-nightly.
It expand in a grid list all the opened tabs. Really clean. With something similar Nyxt could use the tabs space for more useful info, like displaying all the enabled modes in current buffer
That would be an interesting option (emacs-mode-line
). How to configure the status-area (mode-line) is still an area of contention. We are figuring it out.
In the interim you could configure your status-area like this:
(define-configuration status-buffer
((style (str:concat
%slot-default%
(cl-css:css
'(("#container"
;; Columns: controls, url
:grid-template-columns "120px 1fr 1fr")))))))
(defun my-format-status (window)
(let ((buffer (current-buffer window)))
(markup:markup
(:div :id "container"
(:div :id "controls" :class "arrow-right"
(markup:raw (format-status-buttons)))
(:div :id "url" :class "arrow-right"
(markup:raw
(format-status-load-status buffer)
(format-status-url buffer)))
(:div :id "modes"
:title (nyxt::list-modes buffer)
(format-status-modes buffer window))))))
(define-configuration window
((status-formatter #'my-format-status)))
With regards to selecting buffers, we already have the ≡
button.
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NIce! Thanks a bunch @jmercouris
Feels good to see displayed all the enabled modes
Yes you're right, I forgot about it. The ≡
button is not displayed with the aartaka black theme
However, now its back and the mode-line does have a funky look with your new codes I'll take it
Very kind of you for the support
Thanks again, very appreciated!
If you update Nyxt, it should look normal again
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