New Tab ------- :kbd:`Ctrl` + :kbd:`T` This function creates a new tab in the files pane. The tab is always created: - as the last tab (far right) - default, or - next to (right of) the current tab depending on the setting in :ref:`Options.. (Tabs) `. The contents default to the current setting for same - see :ref:`Default new tab folder ` option. The new tab automatically receives the focus (ie. becomes the active tab). .. _new_tab_tip: .. tip:: This function - opening a new tab - is also available by: - using the middle mouse button while hovering over - a folder in either the *treeview* or files pane - a drive on the :doc:`Drives toolbar <../../toolbars/drives>` - an item on the :doc:`Bookmarks toolbar <../../toolbars/bookmarks>` - selecting **New Tab** (default contents) or **Duplicate Tab** (focus not transferred to new tab) from the tab's :ref:`context ` (ie. right-click) menu - selecting **Open in New Tab** from a folder's context (ie. right-click) menu in the files pane, or from a button's context menu on the :doc:`Bookmarks toolbar <../../toolbars/bookmarks>` - pressing **Ctrl**\ +\ **Enter** while a folder in the files pane is selected - using **Ctrl**\ +\ *doubleclick* while hovering over a folder in the files pane - double-clicking empty space in :doc:`Tab bar <../../panes/tab_bar>` (default contents) - clicking the **Create a new tab** :ref:`button ` (if visible) on the :doc:`Main toolbar <../../toolbars/main>` - selecting **New Tab** from a Windows 7 *jump list* (available as a context, ie. right click) menu from the Task Bar The above methods, unless stated otherwise, open the tab with the contents of the folder used, not the default contents or *Default new tab folder* (see above). Windows 7 *Jump List* ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .. image:: /_static/images/mnu_file/New_Tab_Task.png