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I checked it, and gotta say this does not address the issue, unfortunately.

Before:
closing the last tab, if it is active, would jump to first tab. Bad experience
closing the first tab, if it is active, would go to near tab. OK experience

Now: closing the last tab, if it is active, would go to near tab. OK experience
closing the first tab, if it is active, would go to last tab. Bad experience

I made a fix to solve this. See this comment. Basically, calculate first and then run batch. this seems to work: we go to left tab now, unless the active tab is first tab, in this case we go to the right tab.

Check it and see if it works

@alexyaroshuk Can you pull this pr again ? and now test it please?

@alexyaroshuk Can you pull this pr again ? and now test it please?

Tested. The issue is solved

I checked it, and gotta say this does not address the issue, unfortunately.

Before: closing the last tab, if it is active, would jump to first tab. Bad experience closing the first tab, if it is active, would go to near tab. OK experience

Now: closing the last tab, if it is active, would go to near tab. OK experience closing the first tab, if it is active, would go to last tab. Bad experience

I made a fix to solve this. See this comment. Basically, calculate first and then run batch. this seems to work: we go to left tab now, unless the active tab is first tab, in this case we go to the right tab.

Check it and see if it works

i just realized i messed up with this review and didn't actually submit it, so it is not visible - my bad, will remember to submit next time

nehh man. you were right. i have fixed after your feedback. Thank you for testing <3