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No need for add tab or remove tab buttons, it's a single key chord.
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Does the same thing but is inbuilt.
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Having to use JS in my Emacs means disabling a few things.
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Usually I'm using eshell to go to some directory and launch dired,
find-file, compile, etc. In that case, the smaller window makes no
sense.
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Mostly for a binding for mpv-open-video and to load it earlier for
org-bookmark
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Use new namespace, move evil-state mode-line generation to personal
configuration and add (mode-line-selected-window-p) checks to hide the
left and right segment when they're not the focused window.
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Now everything is aesthetically centred.
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Using left, centre and right segments generates a mode line with
padded strings that actually achieves this.
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