Up front: I am sorry, this has probably been covered before already. I have been searching for an hour or so, but probably been overlooking the answer.
I was going back and forth organizing/deleting folders within a single folder (single folder in the folder tree, to be exact). In this process I noticed that each time a new tab was created, probably because I selected a sub folder, deleted it, and returned into the same same folder (in the folder tree, for example d:\temp).
After a while there were 13(!) tabs, all basically showing the same folder contents from that 1 folder in the tree (e.g.13x d:\temp)
Have vainly been looking for a trick that avoids this. Am sure there is one though.
I'm not certain if that would trigger if the duplicate tab is the result of changing directories, but it could probably be modified to watch an additional event handler if not.
Thanks a lot. Much appreciated your trying to find a solution. The other thread shows that apparently I am not the only one having this issue. Hopefully, one day, Opus has a built in feature that 'solves' this matter.
Thanks again.
I mean does the script work? The point of all the scripting features in Opus is so there isn't a need to build in features for every single person's use case. And this definitely would be something achievable by an add in script.
Edit: Actually looks like the other script doesn't do what you're looking for, but I whipped this one up with the help of AI, so it works but might not be the most efficient or elegant way to do it: