"New tab" is in the middle

[kelson42]

... it should not be at the end of the list?

[BPerlakiH]

I couldn't recreate this issue. If there are multiple tabs, the new one will open at the top.
You can have multiple "new tabs" if you open something in one of them, it won't re-sort the tabs to make the new tab(s) appear at the top. It will keep the chronological order of the tabs (sorted by opening time). Is that what you had in mind? I mean to always re-sort the tabs, so that new ones are always on the top?

[kelson42]

Actually I still don't understand how it works! I just discovered that the "new tab" just disappears when you open a content with it

When/how it will reappear?

[BPerlakiH]

It works the same way as in Safari, you can open many new tabs, they will be empty, once you enter a url (in our case open a ZIM in it), it won't be empty anymore. Maybe this video explains it better:
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e4f2dea1-0ae7-4c20-aa87-250b8d0203a6

[BPerlakiH]

There's also long press on that [+] button, with which it's possible to close all tabs:

[kelson42]

I understand now, but there is a UX problem around rhis:

• "+" too far from the tab list
• Somehow duplicate purpose withe the "new tab" tab (why not just keeping always one of these open?)

Postponed to next milestone.