docs(favorites): clarify tag creation control
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- brice · · 2026-08-12 05:51 UTC
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- brice · · 2026-08-12 05:52 UTC
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| @@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ These work outside modal modes: | |||
| 117 | 117 | - `Alt+F` is the only floating-pane shortcut enabled by default. | |
| 118 | 118 | - `Alt+F` toggles floating visibility and keeps floating pane state intact. | |
| 119 | 119 | - `Ctrl+H` toggles the native GTK history sidebar. The sidebar shows browsing history grouped by day with search/filter, keyboard navigation (arrows, Home/End, Ctrl+arrows for day jumps), and activation modes (Enter to navigate while keeping the sidebar open, Ctrl+Enter to navigate while keeping the sidebar open, Shift+Enter to open in a new split). If the native sidebar is unavailable, the shortcut returns an error instead of falling back to `dumb://history`. | |
| 120 | - | - `Ctrl+B` toggles the native GTK Favorites sidebar. Search matches favorite titles, URLs, and tag names. `Tab`/`Shift+Tab` traverse search, every tag filter, and the favorites list; arrow keys navigate favorites once the list is focused. The `+` beside `All` creates a named tag. With a favorite selected in the list, `+` opens its tag binding controls. `Enter` and `Ctrl+Enter` open the selected favorite in the current pane while keeping the sidebar open; `Shift+Enter` opens it in a new split. Inside the sidebar, `a` adds, `e` edits, `s` opens shortcut mode, `Delete` starts delete confirmation, `/` focuses search, `Esc` clears/cancels/closes, `r` reloads, and `c` clears search and filters. | |
| 120 | + | - `Ctrl+B` toggles the native GTK Favorites sidebar. Search matches favorite titles, URLs, and tag names. `Tab`/`Shift+Tab` traverse search, every tag filter, and the favorites list; arrow keys navigate favorites once the list is focused. The `+` at the right end of the tag-filter row creates a named tag. With a favorite selected in the list, `+` opens its tag binding controls. `Enter` and `Ctrl+Enter` open the selected favorite in the current pane while keeping the sidebar open; `Shift+Enter` opens it in a new split. Inside the sidebar, `a` adds, `e` edits, `s` opens shortcut mode, `Delete` starts delete confirmation, `/` focuses search, `Esc` clears/cancels/closes, `r` reloads, and `c` clears search and filters. | |
| 121 | 121 | - `Ctrl+D` toggles the active page as a favorite/bookmark. Favorite shortcut metadata can be assigned in the sidebar, but global `Alt+1..9` remains tab switching. | |
| 122 | 122 | - `Ctrl+W` closes the active pane; when the floating pane is active, it fully releases that floating session. | |
| 123 | 123 | - Any URL shortcut (for example `Alt+G`) must be defined explicitly in `workspace.floating_pane.profiles`. | |
| @@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ These work outside modal modes: | |||||
| 117 | - `Alt+F` is the only floating-pane shortcut enabled by default. | 117 | - `Alt+F` is the only floating-pane shortcut enabled by default. | ||
| 118 | - `Alt+F` toggles floating visibility and keeps floating pane state intact. | 118 | - `Alt+F` toggles floating visibility and keeps floating pane state intact. | ||
| 119 | - `Ctrl+H` toggles the native GTK history sidebar. The sidebar shows browsing history grouped by day with search/filter, keyboard navigation (arrows, Home/End, Ctrl+arrows for day jumps), and activation modes (Enter to navigate while keeping the sidebar open, Ctrl+Enter to navigate while keeping the sidebar open, Shift+Enter to open in a new split). If the native sidebar is unavailable, the shortcut returns an error instead of falling back to `dumb://history`. | 119 | - `Ctrl+H` toggles the native GTK history sidebar. The sidebar shows browsing history grouped by day with search/filter, keyboard navigation (arrows, Home/End, Ctrl+arrows for day jumps), and activation modes (Enter to navigate while keeping the sidebar open, Ctrl+Enter to navigate while keeping the sidebar open, Shift+Enter to open in a new split). If the native sidebar is unavailable, the shortcut returns an error instead of falling back to `dumb://history`. | ||
| 120 | - | - `Ctrl+B` toggles the native GTK Favorites sidebar. Search matches favorite titles, URLs, and tag names. `Tab`/`Shift+Tab` traverse search, every tag filter, and the favorites list; arrow keys navigate favorites once the list is focused. The `+` beside `All` creates a named tag. With a favorite selected in the list, `+` opens its tag binding controls. `Enter` and `Ctrl+Enter` open the selected favorite in the current pane while keeping the sidebar open; `Shift+Enter` opens it in a new split. Inside the sidebar, `a` adds, `e` edits, `s` opens shortcut mode, `Delete` starts delete confirmation, `/` focuses search, `Esc` clears/cancels/closes, `r` reloads, and `c` clears search and filters. | 120 | + | - `Ctrl+B` toggles the native GTK Favorites sidebar. Search matches favorite titles, URLs, and tag names. `Tab`/`Shift+Tab` traverse search, every tag filter, and the favorites list; arrow keys navigate favorites once the list is focused. The `+` at the right end of the tag-filter row creates a named tag. With a favorite selected in the list, `+` opens its tag binding controls. `Enter` and `Ctrl+Enter` open the selected favorite in the current pane while keeping the sidebar open; `Shift+Enter` opens it in a new split. Inside the sidebar, `a` adds, `e` edits, `s` opens shortcut mode, `Delete` starts delete confirmation, `/` focuses search, `Esc` clears/cancels/closes, `r` reloads, and `c` clears search and filters. |
| 121 | - `Ctrl+D` toggles the active page as a favorite/bookmark. Favorite shortcut metadata can be assigned in the sidebar, but global `Alt+1..9` remains tab switching. | 121 | - `Ctrl+D` toggles the active page as a favorite/bookmark. Favorite shortcut metadata can be assigned in the sidebar, but global `Alt+1..9` remains tab switching. | ||
| 122 | - `Ctrl+W` closes the active pane; when the floating pane is active, it fully releases that floating session. | 122 | - `Ctrl+W` closes the active pane; when the floating pane is active, it fully releases that floating session. | ||
| 123 | - Any URL shortcut (for example `Alt+G`) must be defined explicitly in `workspace.floating_pane.profiles`. | 123 | - Any URL shortcut (for example `Alt+G`) must be defined explicitly in `workspace.floating_pane.profiles`. | ||