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Be much easier, saving a ton of clicks (and time)When you open the tabs, the new tab button is there on the left, in the exact same spot the home button is when browsing. I'd just prefer if the new tab button were always there on the left instead of the home button. Also, is there any way to manually re-arrange the tab order on the tab page? Thanks for creating a great browser app! Just making the switch from years of slow ass, cumbersome, memory hogging Firefox and this thing is crazy fast compared to that. Last edited: Sep 14, 2019 #2,798 Can we get an option to replace the "home" button with a "new tab" button instead? I guess you know long pressing the tab button opens new tab. #2,799 I guess you know long pressing the tab button opens new tab. I did not! Just tried it... Wow! That's so dope! Thank you! Last edited: Sep 15, 2019 #2,800 @airmcnair06 In addition if you long press over the home icon you can remove it, it can be enabled again in settings/home page Similar threads

Hi, I’m Salik, the author of FilmmakingElements.com. I have been a filmmaker for over 10 years. I am also a certified DaVinci Resolve Trainer and I have used DaVinci Resolve for many of my projects. Today, we’ll go over the Cut Tab Vs. Edit Tab of DaVinci Resolve: 8 Surprising Differences. The distinction, at a glance, is that the Cut tab is geared toward speedy editing. It doesn’t have all of the minor features you could need if you’re working on a complicated video edit.The Cut tab helps you go a little faster through your video editing process by reducing some clutter. On the other hand, if you need to accomplish more advanced tasks such as keyframing and animation, you may use the Inspector in the edit tab of DaVinci Resolve.Cut Tab Vs. Edit Tab of DaVinci Resolve: 8 Surprising Differences1) Timeline in Cut Tab Vs. Edit Tab2) Adjusting the Clips3) Number of Menu Options in Cut Tab Vs. Edit Tab4) Trim-Edit Mode5) Effect Library in Cut Tab Vs. Edit Tab6) Inspector Vs. Tools option7) Media Pool in Cut Tab Vs. Edit Tab8) Timeline Cursor in Cut Tab Vs. Edit TabHere are the eight surprising differences in Cut Tab vs. Edit Tab of DaVinci Resolve:1) Timeline in Cut Tab Vs. Edit TabTimeline in Edit Tab of Davinci ResolveYou’ll note that there is just one Timeline in DaVinci Resolve’s Edit tab when you look at the timeline. It’s possible to Zoom in and out of the Timeline or Zoom into individual frames. However, in the Cut tab of DaVinci Resolve, you have a significant advantage in that you can simultaneously view three timelines.Below the preview window, you’ll see the whole timeline. It’s worth noting that regardless of how many clips you have in your timeline, it will always display you the entire length of the timeline from beginning to end.Then, towards the bottom, you’ll find the main timeline, which will be utilized to make most cuts because it’s depicted on a second-by-second basis. So you can look at 6-7 seconds of video at any given moment, which is the appropriate length of time if you just want to make edits or trims to your clip.Now, if you make a slice with the ctrl+B shortcut, you can split a clip into two in the timeline, just like you can on the Edit tab. Then, you can enter trim edit mode by left-clicking

VBForums Visual Basic Visual Basic .NET Tab Order (View>Tab Order) Aug 24th, 2018, 02:37 PM #1 Thread Starter New Member Thread Starter--> Tab Order (View>Tab Order) Hi.I have form I want to set for which I want to set tabindexes for controls. I am trying to use Tab Order. What I need to do is set the decimal settings for tabindex values (0, 0.1, 0.2) etc. The second issue is to be able to decrement the tabindexes (clicking increments the settings).Thank you.Ijaz Aug 24th, 2018, 03:18 PM #2 Re: Tab Order (View>Tab Order) Welcome to VBForums The "decimal" values are not actually decimals, they just look like it in some cases. That style of value is used when one control (such as a Panel or Tab etc) contains other controls - the number before the dot is for tab index of the parent control (Panel etc) within the form, and the number after the dot is for the index of the child control within its parent control (so if you have a textbox inside a panel, you might have "2.3", because the panel is the third item in the tab order of the form, and the textbox is the fourth item within the panel). Bear in mind that you can have multiple controls nested (eg: you can have a Panel inside a Panel, inside another Panel), so you can get numbers like "1.3.2.1.5".The clicking system is just for convenience, so has limited features. If you want to set the values in a way it doesn't support (such as decrementing), you can set the value directly in the properties of each control. Aug 24th, 2018, 10:49 PM #3 Re: Tab Order (View>Tab Order) It may be that what you're trying to do is have the Tab order jump from container to container, which is not possible. For instance, let's say that you have two Panels on a form. They're TabIndex values will be 0 and 1. Let's say that you have two TextBoxes inside each Panel. It is not possible to configure the Tab order such that it will go from a TextBox in one Panel to a TextBox in the other Panel and then back to a TextBox in the first Panel.As si_the_geek says, that dot notation in the designer is just a representation. The TabIndex property of each control is just a single Integer and that represents the Tab