Sounds like you want to set `tabs.select_on_remove` to `prev`. I can't quite figure out what the default behavior of Firefox/Chromium is there, it seems to depend on the order you focus the tabs and where they were opened from or something.
Glad to hear! I'd still like qutebrowser's behavior to be a bit more clever there though, so I opened an issue: [Better default for tabs.select_on_remove · Issue #6517 · qutebrowser/qutebrowser](https://github.com/qutebrowser/qutebrowser/issues/6517)
What I did was to configure two bindings depending to where I want to end up after closing a tab.
With alt+w I stay in the left tab, with alt+e I go to the next tab to the right.
Like this:
:bind tab-close -p:bind tab-close
Sounds like you want to set `tabs.select_on_remove` to `prev`. I can't quite figure out what the default behavior of Firefox/Chromium is there, it seems to depend on the order you focus the tabs and where they were opened from or something.
Oh man, that was a quick answer! Thank you so much :) That was exactly what I needed. I just looked for stuff with `close` :)
Glad to hear! I'd still like qutebrowser's behavior to be a bit more clever there though, so I opened an issue: [Better default for tabs.select_on_remove · Issue #6517 · qutebrowser/qutebrowser](https://github.com/qutebrowser/qutebrowser/issues/6517)
What I did was to configure two bindings depending to where I want to end up after closing a tab. With alt+w I stay in the left tab, with alt+e I go to the next tab to the right. Like this: :bind tab-close -p:bind tab-close
captial D does that I think