When using Label Bar, common questions usually involve switching, pinning tabs, window differences, and tab quantity; this FAQ covers 4 frequent questions and practical guidance.
FAQ
Can I drag tabs to reorder them?
- Press and hold the tab that you want to move in the tab bar.
- Drag the tab to the target position.
- Release the mouse and confirm that the tab order has changed.
What does pinning a tab do?
- Right-click the tab that you want to keep.
- Select Pin Tab.
- After the tab is pinned, it no longer shows a close button, which helps reduce accidental closing of important documents.
What is the difference between a separate window and a workspace window?
- When you choose Show as a Separate Window, the current tab is split directly into its own window.
- When you choose New Workspace Window, the tab moves into a new workspace window for grouped management.
- If you need multi-screen viewing, use a separate window first. If you need to organize a related set of files, use a workspace window.
How many tabs can I open at most?
- The feature description does not set a fixed maximum number of tabs.
- If too many documents are open at the same time, window management and device performance may be affected.
- It is recommended to close tabs that are no longer needed and keep the tab bar organized.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Label Bar | The area at the top of one window that shows multiple open document tabs for switching and management. |
| Pin Tab | A tab state in which the close button is usually hidden so important documents are easier to keep open. |
| Separate Window | A mode that splits the current tab out of the original window and shows it in its own window. |
| Workspace Window | A window used to hold a related group of tabs so documents can be organized by task or project. |