How many times have you been working on a feature with 20 different editor tabs open only to be derailed to work on a one off task or bug fix? You now have to decide:
- Shove all your current tabs into a split editor, sacrificing window real estate because that split can never be fully minimized?
- Try keeping your previous work separate from your current using a
READMEas an ineffective boarder guard? - Start closing tabs out while telling yourself, "I'll remember where I was, this is fine!"
Quickly save a list of all open Editor tabs and place them into an easily managed view. From there, you can see a preview of the files, restore them back into tabs, rename the group for better organization, or remove the reference list from the view.
Note: This does not save or edit the files within the list. It only saves, restores, and removes the references from the view. The files will remain untouched.
- VSCode doesn't support direct tab access via the API so options of what we can do is limited.