Proposition : Open new feeds in a new tab #1389
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Usecase: When you want to generate multiple feeds from one bridge (different parameters), you have to go back... It makes sense to open the generated URL in a new tab instead.
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To bounce an additional idea here, it would also be nice to have a "copy link to clipboard" button under existing buttons |
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I like this change. Will probably merge this. |
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This is a UI change which might annoy some users. Still a good change. |
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Usecase: When you want to generate multiple feeds from one bridge (different parameters), you have to go back...
It makes sense to open the generated URL in a new tab instead.