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Pinning leads to wrong Parent Information

Martin J F. Reiter 11 years ago updated by Muntoo Meddler 11 years ago 1

Hi Joel,


i just found a minor Bug. If i Have a pinned Top-Tab with a child-tab

and I now want to Pin the sibling of the Top-Tab it is turned into a child of the first pinned tab.


Initial State

+Pinned Tab A

|   \- Child Tab of A

|- To Be Pinned Tab B

|- some other tabs...


After Pinning the "To Be Pinned Tab B" the tree looks like this:


+ Pinned Tab A

|  | - To Be Pinned Tab B (now also Pinned)

|  \ - Child Tab of A

|-some other tabs...



Greetings,


Martin

Sounds like it's by design.


In Chrome, you can't have:

Pinned

Non-pinned

Pinned


...The pinned tab simply moves in front of all other non-pinned tabs.