This commit introduces a new preference, "zen.workspaces.force-container-workspace", that allows users to control whether container tabs are automatically placed in a dedicated workspace. When enabled, this feature ensures that all tabs from a container are grouped together within a specific workspace.
The following files were modified:
- `src/browser/components/preferences/zen-settings.js`: Added the new preference definition.
- `src/browser/app/profile/zen-browser.js`: Set the default value for the new preference.
- `src/browser/components/preferences/zenTabsManagement.inc.xhtml`: Added a checkbox to control the new preference in the settings UI.
No Proxy should be default, Use system proxy allows antivirus, virus or system proxy to MITM or slowing down Zen
Signed-off-by: Gun <footmenkingdom@gmail.com>
This commit adds the `zenPinnedEntry` property to the `TabState` object, which stores the full zen pinned entry data. This information will be used to restore the pinned entry when a tab is restored from the session.
The following changes were made:
- Added `zenPinnedEntry` to `TabState`
- Removed `zenPinnedUrl`, `zenPinnedTitle`, `zenPinnedIcon`, and `zenPinnedTriggeringPrincipal` as they are now included in `zenPinnedEntry`.
- Updated the `TabState` serialization and deserialization logic to handle the new `zenPinnedEntry` property.
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.
