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I've been considering this sort of functionality recently and what I think might be better would be to allow shortcuts to invoke custom actions, using the plugins API. So, rather than adding a shortcut to a bookmark, you could add a shortcut that invokes an action like:
tabs.create({ location='c:\\' })
The main advantage would be that shortcuts would have much greater flexibility. You could, for example, have a shortcut that opens three different tabs:
You could then also close tabs or move tabs or take other actions available through the plugins API.
That would potentially have a bit more of a learning curve, but would be a much more powerful system.
It could also be coupled with constraints on when a shortcut is available (similar to the "when" clause available in Visual Studio Code). For example, you could have a shortcut that's available only when the listview has focus, or only when the current tab is in a particular folder. That would also add a lot of flexibility to how shortcuts are handled.
This is an specialization of #153
Each bookmark could be associated with a shortcut.
When the shortcut is triggered, the bookmarked folder would be opened in the current tab
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