I'm going to the open windows tab bar in Visual Studio and clicking it properly to go to the menu I am stopping to find and then still after clearing my workspace I am making a bunch of changes and there is a lot of disorganization in the context of open tabs.
I would like to be able to assign a mouse shortcut like this one in Firefox, so that I will double-click on an open tab that will be open but the balance will be closed.
Visual Studio keyboard options do not allow any purely mouse shortcuts and I can not find any way to narrow it in the tab bar
- Is this visual studio undoubtedly or Is there any way to get the same results in any add-ins?
To answer the first part of your question, see the version of the Visual Studio 2013 shortcut Binding does not support mouse events This is another more restrictive key to be a part of the shortcut sequence ( Ctrl , Shift , ...), which is even more restrictive.
I do not have any real answer for the second part of your question. I think your best bet would be to have a third party tool that would allow your mouse to double-click for a specific, unused key combination. Map the event and is trying to map that view into the Visual Studio Studio that you are trying to map.
With a quick search, you can have an option for it, it does not work with every mouse, but it can be a starting point.
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