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Originally Posted by Valloric
You mean you want all the XHTML files opened in their tabs on load? That would be very, very slow. A large part of the speed increase comes from the fact that a flow is loaded only when needed, and then cached for future use even if you close the tab.
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No, Exactly for the reason mentioned
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You mean you want the currently selected item in the Book Browser to change to match the tab to which a user switched?
What would be the use case for that? What does a user gain from this feature? I just don't see how would this be useful. You already know what file is loaded in your tab, the filename is in the tab title. The Book Browser should really be thought of as a "view" into the "filesystem" of your book. It's not conceptually connected to the tabs.
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Yes,
I am working on a Chapter that contains Navigation elements (They
do work properly in Sigil book view). If I click and the tab was not present, it opens..
Now the index is
wrong. It is just convenient to know the
next place to go if the navigation element is not used for the next page.
Not a show stopper if it was not easy to do