Re: Tabs are ready? -> Let us give a definition of tabs.

[martin rudalics]

>> So if the last tab action we activated was such
>> a save we probably shouldn't highlight the associated tab.  But then
>> moving ("commuting") to the next tab will happen without visual feedback
>> from where we started moving.  Think of doing C-PgDn and the next tab is
>> a "restore window configuration" tab.
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> In order to be able to restore a window configuration you have to save it
> first.

Which has been done as described in the text above.

>>> Every time when you commute to a tab, the lisp function associated to the
>>> 'show event is called.
>> In firefox moving to the next tab means showing the associated page.
>> What is the 'show event for "restore window configuration"?
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> Restoring the saved window configuration, for example.

Showing another buffer in a window is reversible.  You can easily switch
back to the buffer shown before.  Restoring a window configuration is
irreversible unless you save the current configuration when restoring.
Providing such behavior via a "show" event is confusing at least.

martin