This commit adds a new preference (`services.sync.prefs.sync.zen.workspaces.icons`) to enable syncing of the Workspace icons across different devices. This allows users to maintain the same visual experience regardless of where they are using Zen.
This commit replaces the four separate checkboxes for close shortcut options for pinned tabs with a single menulist. This makes the UI more streamlined and user-friendly, as users can now easily select from a list of available options instead of having to check or uncheck multiple boxes.
The new menulist offers the following options:
- reset-unload-switch: Resets the tab if it was changed, otherwise unloads it.
- unload-switch: Unloads the tab if it was changed, otherwise does nothing.
- reset-switch: Resets the tab if it was changed, otherwise switches to it.
- switch: Switches to the tab.
- reset: Resets the tab.
- close: Closes the tab.
This provides a more comprehensive and flexible set of options for managing pinned tabs, making the experience more intuitive and customizable.
This commit introduces new settings for the behavior of closing pinned tabs using the close shortcut.
The following options are now available:
- **Reset pinned tab on close shortcut**: Reset the tab to the pinned URL.
- **Unload pinned tab on close shortcut**: Unload the tab.
- **Change pinned tab on close shortcut**: Change the pinned tab.
- **Close pinned tab on close shortcut**: Close the tab.
This provides more granular control over how pinned tabs are handled when the close shortcut is used, allowing users to customize the behavior to their specific needs.
This commit refactors the pinned tab management code to improve clarity and reduce redundant checks.
The following changes were made:
- Moved pinned tab logic to a dedicated `gZenPinnedTabManager` class.
- Removed unnecessary attribute checks for `zen-pinned-url`, `zen-pinned-title`, and `zen-pinned-icon` as these are now handled by the `gZenPinnedTabManager` class.
- Simplified session restore logic for pinned tabs.
- Updated the pinned tab context menu logic to utilize the `gZenPinnedTabManager` class.
- Removed unnecessary code blocks related to pinned tabs.
These changes improve the overall readability and maintainability of the pinned tab management code.
This commit introduces a new option to the pinned tab manager that allows users to restore pinned tabs to their pinned URL and title, even if the current tab has a different URL.
- Adds a new preference `zen.pinned-tab-manager.restore-pinned-tabs-to-pinned-url` to control this behavior.
- Updates the tab browser, tab state, and preferences code to support the new option.
- Adds a new UI element in the settings to allow users to enable/disable this feature.
This feature enhances the pinned tab manager by providing more control over how pinned tabs are restored when the browser is restarted.
This commit introduces a new feature: pinned tab management. It allows users to pin tabs and define whether to reset pinned tabs on close.
- Adds a new `ZenPinnedTabManager` component to manage pinned tabs.
- Updates `zen-assets.inc.xhtml` and `zen-assets.jar.inc.mn` to include the new component.
- Modifies the `ZenStartup.mjs` file to initialize the new manager.
- Introduces a new preference `zen.pinned-tab-manager.reset-pinned-tab-on-close-shortcut` to control the behavior of pinned tabs on close.
- Updates the settings UI to reflect the new pinned tab management functionality.
- Refactors related preferences from `zen.tab-unloader.*` to `zen.pinned-tab-manager.*`.
This feature enhances Zen's tab management capabilities by providing users with more control over their pinned tabs.
Adds `zenPinnedUrl`, and `zenPinnedTitle` attributes to the tab state to persist pinned tab information. This allows users to restore their previous Zen pinned base url configuration upon restarting the browser.
This commit adds the ZenGradientGenerator module to the zen-assets.jar and zen-styles directories. The ZenGradientGenerator is responsible for generating gradients used in the Zen theme. This addition will enhance the visual appearance of the theme.
