Hello, I just started using command-R to refresh in running browsers.

I find it only refreshes the front most browser window. Is this normal?

I seem to be fighting this behavior, though command-R is so handy I want to use it. Perhaps it could be modified to work better.

If I have a few windows, and a few tabs, move to TM, command-R, it will switch to Safari in this case, and refresh whatever is the front most window and tab within that window. I now have to remember to bring the window forward that has the result of the code I am working on to the foreground.

I think for me, a better behavior would be for command-R to spawn a new browser window, with the code ran in that window. I can then close the window, and be back in TM. This way, my window is always going to be the one used.

Has anyone else found this mildly annoying and looked for a solution? I can always go back to the command-tab to the window I want method, and press reload in the browser.

I have tried the command-shift-R method, but I have a feeling that since I am working on remote files through a ftp/ssh app, it is not going to work. It also does not interpret html, and shows me the raw html code, so that method seems more designed for cli type scripts, or code that does not end up outputting to a browser.

Thanks for any workflow suggestions -- Scott * If you contact me off list replace talklists@ with scott@ *