Treestyletab: Child tabs open in the wrong place sometimes

Created on 9 Mar 2018  路  7Comments  路  Source: piroor/treestyletab

Short description

Child tabs do not open at the bottom of the (sub)tree but instead open elsewhere

Steps to reproduce

  1. Start Firefox with clean profile.
  2. Install TST.
  3. Set "insertion of new child tabs" to "append to the end of the tree"
  4. Open two tabs at the top level a and b
  5. In the first tab, open a child tab a1
  6. Open several more child tabs of a, they will appear above a1
  7. Open child tabs of a1 and they appear below the first child of a (which is not a1 for me)
  8. Doing the same with b works as normal - I think the last tab in the tree is unaffected
\-a2
   \-a1a
   \-a1b
\-a3
\-a1
b
\-b1
   \-b1a
\-b2

Environment

  • Platform (OS): Windows 10
  • Version of Firefox: 60.0a1 (2018-03-08) (64-bit) Nightly
  • Version (or revision) of Tree Style Tab: 2.4.17.6692.6692
maybe fixed

Most helpful comment

I've also noticed that keyboard shortcuts like ctrl+pagedown/pageup will navigate in the order that the tabs are supposed to be in, rather than the order that they're displayed, when this happens.

All 7 comments

This is happening to me as well on the latest TST version and latest Firefox Dev Edition version.

I've also noticed that keyboard shortcuts like ctrl+pagedown/pageup will navigate in the order that the tabs are supposed to be in, rather than the order that they're displayed, when this happens.

I think d9e1375ab9602864e15e7dc84aaa08ba549fa9ab should solve this problem on some cases.

I want to test this (as one of the users afflicted), but I'm getting the following error when trying to install the latest TST nightly:

"The add-on downloaded from this site could not be installed because it appears to be corrupt."

Sorry it was broken. I've re-uploaded installer: https://piro.sakura.ne.jp/xul/xpi/nightly/

Thanks, installed it successfully, and it looks like this bug is fixed!

It works for me now, thanks.

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