Tabs and split view

Where it is

Ctrl+T · F3 · the main menu (≡)

What you can do

• Ctrl+T opens a new tab on the folder you're in. Tabs appear along the top once there are two.
• Middle-click a place in the sidebar to open it in a new tab, or right-click a folder and choose Open in New Tab.
• Click a tab to go to it; Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab step through them.
• Ctrl+W closes a tab, and so does its × or a middle-click on it.
• F3 splits the window in two. Each side goes its own way; click a side, or press F6, to work in it. Drag the line between them to resize.
• Ctrl+N opens a new window.

In this film

1. 0:03A new tabCtrl+T opens one on the same folder
2. 0:06Middle-click a place to open it in a tab
3. 0:08Click a tab to go back to itCtrl+Tab steps through them
4. 0:12Ctrl+W closes a tabOr middle-click the tab
5. 0:15Split viewF3 shows two folders side by side
6. 0:19Each side goes its own wayClick a side, or press F6, to work in it
7. 0:23F3 again closes the second side