Indeed, my original request was a naive approach, which is why I
suggested in comment #1 identifying what in chromium’s implementation we
want to replicate.
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The other thing from that chromium code is that the closing order should
be different. In the case you describe of having opened B, C and D
background tabs. Closing D should not focus A (which created it) but
instead focus C.
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I looked into chromium’s implementation, and it’s a bit more complex
than what I described in the description. Details are in
TabStripModelOrderController::DetermineNewSelectedIndex(…)¹.
I think it would be worth identifying what in chromium’s implementation we want
to replicate.
One thing that
** Branch linked: lp:~fboucault/webbrowser-
app/switch_to_parent_tab_on_close
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1664990
Title:
Restore focus on parent tab when closing child tab
To
** Changed in: webbrowser-app (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => In Progress
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Title:
Restore focus on parent tab when closing child tab
To
