Is this a bug? I have three pinned tabs. I often use the first pinned tab, but when I’m on the first pinned tab and I open a new tab, it opens between the first pinned tab and the other pinned tabs. Instead of being placed after all pinned tabs, a new tab is placed between them. Why is it called “pinned” if it is not at the top?
I have nothing knowledgeable to offer about where new tabs should open. But to your literal question:
Why is it called “pinned” if it is not at the top?
I think “pinned” is about being pinned open, having nothing to do with being pinned to the top. For example, you can drag a pinned note below or to the right of an unpinned note, to intentionally place it there.
As there are a lot of possible arrangements of pinned and unpinned tabs…
… it makes sense to me (and does happen to be my personal preference) that a new file open directly beside to the note that opened it.
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