Tabs Behavior
Warp lets you customize the Tabs behavior in a variety of ways such as setting the Tab indicators, or hiding the Tab bar for a more personalized navigation experience, and more.
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Warp lets you customize the Tabs behavior in a variety of ways such as setting the Tab indicators, or hiding the Tab bar for a more personalized navigation experience, and more.
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Tab indicators provide visual cues in the tab bar under certain specific conditions: When the current pane is maximized, when panes or tabs are syncronized, and when a command exits with an error. These indicators serve as quick references.
Navigate to Settings > Appearance > Tabs, and switch the "Show Tab Indicators" option.
Utilize the Command Palette, then search for "Tab indicators" to toggle the tab indicators.
The tab bar provides easy navigation between open tabs. By default, the tab bar is visible in windowed mode but hides in fullscreen. To access the tab bar when hidden, hover near the top of the window. You can customize its visibility based on your preferences.
Navigate to Settings > Appearance > Tabs > Show the tab bar to toggle the visibility of the tab bar. Choose from the following options:
Always – Keeps the tab bar visible at all times.
Only on hover – Hides the tab bar in both modes.
When windowed – Displays the tab bar only in windowed mode.
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On macOS, traffic lights will not be shown when in windowed mode if the tab bar is set to show only on hover.
