Written by R3DKn16h7 the 15 Apr 09 at 19:02.

In Nautilus would be great to include in "Preferences -> Behavior" some OPTIONAL stuff:
1) allow to always show the TAB space (like in Firefox);
2) allow to add a "new tab" button somewhere;
2) allow to add new SIDEBAR (one on the left, one on the right and maybe one on the bottom) with different contents (resources, informations, ...);
2) a) allow to separate the sidebar to show TWO things on each side.

Here there is a simply mokup:
http://yfrog.com/0aschermatarp

It's not a revolutionary idea but it can be very useful: use TAB only with a Shortcut isn't for all great...

I hope this will be improved.

http://live.gnome.org/Nautilus/Ideas/NewBeavohirStuff

Moreover first two options could be implemented in Terminal and Gedit.

In Nautilus would be great to include in "Preferences -> Behavior" some OPTIONAL stuff: 1) allow to always show the TAB space (like in Firefox); 2) allow to add a "new tab" button somewhere; 2) allow to add new SIDEBAR (one on the left, one on the right and maybe one on the bottom) with different contents (resources, informations, ...); 2) a) allow to separate the sidebar to show TWO things on each side. Here there is a simply mokup: http://yfrog.com/0aschermatarp It's not a revolutionary idea but it can be very useful: use TAB only with a Shortcut isn't for all great... I hope this will be improved. http://live.gnome.org/Nautilus/Ideas/NewBeavohirStuff Moreover first two options could be implemented in Terminal and Gedit.

Written by yzarc the 16 Apr 09 at 17:05.

drag n drop a folder to an empty space in the tab area would open a new tab.

drag n drop a folder to an empty space in the tab area would open a new tab.

Written by Lachu the 19 Apr 09 at 08:48.

It was great if nautilus have show sidebars checkbox in view menu(at right of zoom/zoom out buttons).

It was great if nautilus have show sidebars checkbox in view menu(at right of zoom/zoom out buttons).

Written by Psycho_zs the 22 Apr 09 at 12:15.

Like similar option in firefox: When you open a folder (by external command or from desktop), it should open in the new tab of existing nautilus window.

Like similar option in firefox: When you open a folder (by external command or from desktop), it should open in the new tab of existing nautilus window.

Written by ubuntuuser the 27 May 09 at 16:15.

It will be easier for users if a new tab could be opened by just double clicling on the tab bar. we do have "ctrl+t" for a new tab or "file->new tab" but allowing double click to open a new tab would be a very handy option.
the other alternative may be to have a new tab button at one end of the tab bar like we have in firefox 3.5b4.

It will be easier for users if a new tab could be opened by just double clicling on the tab bar. we do have "ctrl+t" for a new tab or "file->new tab" but allowing double click to open a new tab would be a very handy option. the other alternative may be to have a new tab button at one end of the tab bar like we have in firefox 3.5b4.