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Canvas Tabs

Workflows open in tabs along the top of the screen, the same way pages do in a browser. You can have several open at once and move between them without going back to the dashboard.

Managing tabs

Right-click on any tab (or use the dropdown arrow on the active tab) to open the tab management options:

Right-click context menu on a workflow tab showing options like Rename, Duplicate, Pin tab, Close others
Right-click any tab to manage your workspace efficiently.
  • Rename: Change the workflow’s name without opening the settings panel.
  • Duplicate: Create a copy of the current workflow in a new tab. Useful for testing a risky change, or for turning a working workflow into a template.
  • Pin tab: Lock important workflows to the left side of the bar so they are always accessible and take up less horizontal space.
  • Copy link: Grab a direct URL to the workflow to share with a teammate.

Bulk closing

After a long building session, bulk actions clear the tab bar in one go:

  • Close: Closes the current tab.
  • Close others: Keeps only the active workflow open and closes everything else.
  • Close tabs to the right: A quick way to clear out a batch of newly opened workflows.
  • Close all: Clears your workspace entirely.
  • Reopen closed tab: Brings back the last workflow you closed. Useful straight after a Close others you did not mean.

The browser keeps its own tab shortcuts, so Glow’s sit one modifier along:

ActionShortcut
Next tabCmd/Ctrl + Alt + β†’
Previous tabCmd/Ctrl + Alt + ←
Close active tabCmd/Ctrl + Alt + W
Reopen closed tabCmd/Ctrl + Alt + T
New workflow tabCmd/Ctrl + Alt + N
Jump to tab 1–8Cmd/Ctrl + Alt + 1 … 8
Jump to the last tabCmd/Ctrl + Alt + 9

Opening a workflow in a tab puts you straight onto the live canvas. If a colleague is editing it, you will see their cursor moving as soon as the tab loads.

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