> Firefox choose to change the foreground color on tabs end to make names
> easier to read. I guess it isn't supported by Emacs. So I use to set
> tab-bar-tab-name-function to tab-bar-tab-name-truncated and
> tab-bar-tab-name-ellipsis to t. It helps distinguish the separation
> between tab names. Is it expected for the truncation to not applying
> anymore with the code you sent?
Unfortunately, an ellipsis takes too much screen space.
When "â¦" is not displayable, then "..." will take 3 chars
from every tab name, and even "â¦" with variable-pitch fonts
takes almost the same space as "..." with monospaced fonts.
But using a faded foreground color like in Firefox is
the right thing to do. After adding this to the end:
(add-face-text-property (- (length (nth 2 item)) 3)
(length (nth 2 item))
'shadow nil (nth 2 item))
produces such nice look where tab names are fading to the right:
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