John74 Posted February 9 Posted February 9 The keyboard shortcuts for Next Window (Ctrl+Tab) and Previous Window (Ctrl+Shift+Tab) don't work as expected. When I have multiple photos open, I would expect Ctrl+Tab to bring me to the next photo in order shown in the tab bar. However, what it actually does is switch back and forth between the current tab/photo and the most-recently-selected tab/photo. To re-create the issue: Open several photos. In my case I have opened "1", "2", "3", and "4" Click on photo 4 in the tab bar to view it. Click on photo 2 in the tab bar to view it. Now press Ctrl+Tab over and over. It will switch back and forth between photos 4 and 2, and it will never switch to photos 1 or 3. Ctrl+Shift+Tab has an even stranger behavior. It seems to cycle between all open tabs/photos, but in the order that they were most-recently viewed (for example, by clicking on the tab for the photo). Can this please be fixed so that Ctrl+Tab cycles through all tabs in their currently-displayed order and Ctrl+Shift+Tab cycles through them in reverse order? This is how this type of keyboard shortcut works in web browsers and other tab-based programs. Affinity Photo version: 2.5.7 OS: Windows 10 22H2 Quote
John74 Posted February 20 Author Posted February 20 This is mostly fixed in release version 2.6.0. As long as the user does not move any tabs out of the order they were originally opened/created in, the shortcuts work as expected. However, if the user moves a tab, the shortcuts still cycle through the tabs in the order they were originally in, instead of the order they are now in. I feel that it would make more sense to cycle through the tabs in the order they are presently shown. I have tested this both with my regular Affinity install on Windows 10, and by doing a fresh install of Affinity in a test VM of Windows 10. Quote
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