stop windows from shifting order in Ubuntu Dock
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Say I have two Chrome windows open like this:
It seems that the most recently used window always appears on top. In other words, the "Apply Digital Signatures" was the window I had open last. If I were to switch the the window showing the new tab, then the order in which the windows are displayed in the task bar suddenly changes.
Is there a way to keep them from shuffling around? I'd like to be able to order them however I want, like tabs. (Except I'd like to put them across different workspaces.)
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Say I have two Chrome windows open like this:
It seems that the most recently used window always appears on top. In other words, the "Apply Digital Signatures" was the window I had open last. If I were to switch the the window showing the new tab, then the order in which the windows are displayed in the task bar suddenly changes.
Is there a way to keep them from shuffling around? I'd like to be able to order them however I want, like tabs. (Except I'd like to put them across different workspaces.)
gnome-shell ubuntu-dock
edited Apr 1 at 12:02
pomsky
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asked Apr 1 at 1:23
wheeeee
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Probably not as such possible. these previews indeed are ordered according to access, as in the alt+tab switcher. If there would be a way to change this behavior, it would need to be provided by the Ubuntu Dock gnome shell extension, which is based on Dash to Dock.
– vanadium
Apr 5 at 13:19
2
Did you find a solution to this? I find the changing order super irritating.
– Jesse Busman
Jun 11 at 14:06
No, I haven't found a solution yet :(
– wheeeee
Jun 11 at 17:35
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up vote
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down vote
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up vote
7
down vote
favorite
Say I have two Chrome windows open like this:
It seems that the most recently used window always appears on top. In other words, the "Apply Digital Signatures" was the window I had open last. If I were to switch the the window showing the new tab, then the order in which the windows are displayed in the task bar suddenly changes.
Is there a way to keep them from shuffling around? I'd like to be able to order them however I want, like tabs. (Except I'd like to put them across different workspaces.)
gnome-shell ubuntu-dock
edited Apr 1 at 12:02
pomsky
22.9k77198
asked Apr 1 at 1:23
wheeeee
463
Say I have two Chrome windows open like this:
It seems that the most recently used window always appears on top. In other words, the "Apply Digital Signatures" was the window I had open last. If I were to switch the the window showing the new tab, then the order in which the windows are displayed in the task bar suddenly changes.
Is there a way to keep them from shuffling around? I'd like to be able to order them however I want, like tabs. (Except I'd like to put them across different workspaces.)
gnome-shell ubuntu-dock
gnome-shell ubuntu-dock
edited Apr 1 at 12:02
pomsky
22.9k77198
asked Apr 1 at 1:23
wheeeee
463
edited Apr 1 at 12:02
pomsky
22.9k77198
asked Apr 1 at 1:23
wheeeee
463
edited Apr 1 at 12:02
pomsky
22.9k77198
edited Apr 1 at 12:02
pomsky
22.9k77198
edited Apr 1 at 12:02
pomsky
22.9k77198
22.9k77198
asked Apr 1 at 1:23
wheeeee
463
asked Apr 1 at 1:23
wheeeee
463
asked Apr 1 at 1:23
wheeeee
463
463
Probably not as such possible. these previews indeed are ordered according to access, as in the alt+tab switcher. If there would be a way to change this behavior, it would need to be provided by the Ubuntu Dock gnome shell extension, which is based on Dash to Dock.
– vanadium
Apr 5 at 13:19
2
Did you find a solution to this? I find the changing order super irritating.
– Jesse Busman
Jun 11 at 14:06
No, I haven't found a solution yet :(
– wheeeee
Jun 11 at 17:35
add a comment |Â
Probably not as such possible. these previews indeed are ordered according to access, as in the alt+tab switcher. If there would be a way to change this behavior, it would need to be provided by the Ubuntu Dock gnome shell extension, which is based on Dash to Dock.
– vanadium
Apr 5 at 13:19
2
Did you find a solution to this? I find the changing order super irritating.
– Jesse Busman
Jun 11 at 14:06
No, I haven't found a solution yet :(
– wheeeee
Jun 11 at 17:35
Probably not as such possible. these previews indeed are ordered according to access, as in the alt+tab switcher. If there would be a way to change this behavior, it would need to be provided by the Ubuntu Dock gnome shell extension, which is based on Dash to Dock.
– vanadium
Apr 5 at 13:19
Probably not as such possible. these previews indeed are ordered according to access, as in the alt+tab switcher. If there would be a way to change this behavior, it would need to be provided by the Ubuntu Dock gnome shell extension, which is based on Dash to Dock.
– vanadium
Apr 5 at 13:19
2
2
Did you find a solution to this? I find the changing order super irritating.
– Jesse Busman
Jun 11 at 14:06
Did you find a solution to this? I find the changing order super irritating.
– Jesse Busman
Jun 11 at 14:06
No, I haven't found a solution yet :(
– wheeeee
Jun 11 at 17:35
No, I haven't found a solution yet :(
– wheeeee
Jun 11 at 17:35
add a comment |Â
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Probably not as such possible. these previews indeed are ordered according to access, as in the alt+tab switcher. If there would be a way to change this behavior, it would need to be provided by the Ubuntu Dock gnome shell extension, which is based on Dash to Dock.
– vanadium
Apr 5 at 13:19
2
Did you find a solution to this? I find the changing order super irritating.
– Jesse Busman
Jun 11 at 14:06
No, I haven't found a solution yet :(
– wheeeee
Jun 11 at 17:35