I noticed weird behavior when using "Switch to existing tab if already open".
Steps:
Open d:\ in one tab and d:\other_folder in second tab
Lock and allow folder changes for tab d:\
Click tab d:\ and go to d:\yet_another_folder (so later the tab should go back to d:\ when you switch to another tab)
Don't click tab d:\other_folder, but instead - click that folder in the tree folder. d:\yet_another_folder doesn't switch back to d:\ (DO switches to the second tab as supposed, as findexisting option is active)
I think this is everything you need to see that it's wrong, but here is why I find it buggy:
Click d:\yet_another_folder in the folder tree - it will result in switching to already open tab (the locked one) and going to d:\ immediately, which means that instead of displaying d:\yet_another_folder, DO displays d:.
Locked tabs have always worked that way, as far as I can tell. If you double-click a folder in a locked tab, it will open a new tab for that folder (even if there is already another tab for it).
The "Locked (reuse unlocked tab)" mode may be preferable. That will find the first unlocked tab and change that to go to the folder you want.
Maybe it would make sense for us to change what the basic Locked mode does, but this is how it has always worked. (Or, at least, this isn't a recent change in 12.20. I checked 12.14 and it was the same.)
Hi, has this been implemented? I am really missing this functionality. I have been trying to find a way to do this, but seems that it is still not possible. I do like locked tabs, but they quickly get completely out of control with the number of tabs that get generated, where I am often open the same folder from the locked tab. The findexisting option in the Go CURRENT NEWTAB seems like all it would need. I see something similar was brought up back in 2009, so figured something as useful as this must have been implemented by now