What are you trying to practise?
Guitar on Youtube
What you have in mind
The side panel is currently global: once opened (e.g. on a YouTube tab), it stays open when switching to unrelated tabs.
Expected:
- Clicking the extension icon opens the panel for that tab only
- Switching to another tab hides the panel
- Switching back to that tab shows it again
Notes: Chrome supports this natively via per-tab sidePanel.setOptions (default disabled, enable per tab on action click). Panel-initiated flows that create tabs (openLocalPlayer, opening a library track in a new tab) must also enable the panel on the new tab. Firefox has no per-tab sidebar API, so behavior stays per-window there.
What you do today instead
No response
What are you trying to practise?
Guitar on Youtube
What you have in mind
The side panel is currently global: once opened (e.g. on a YouTube tab), it stays open when switching to unrelated tabs.
Expected:
Notes: Chrome supports this natively via per-tab sidePanel.setOptions (default disabled, enable per tab on action click). Panel-initiated flows that create tabs (openLocalPlayer, opening a library track in a new tab) must also enable the panel on the new tab. Firefox has no per-tab sidebar API, so behavior stays per-window there.
What you do today instead
No response