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Locked Tab

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Crash+Burn:
Depends on what the use-case of a locked tab is:
In a web-browser, generally a locked tab is just prevented from closing.

In a file-manager there are a number of different use-cases:

Locked, Directory changes allowed:
1) Do or Do NOT Return to locked folder when a locked tab is activated.
2) Have a command to GoTo Root, where Root is the initial locked path.
+ Allow directory changes within a locked tab, utilizing option 1 or 2.
+ Disallow directory changes within a locked tab, opening a new tab when descending into the file structure.

Opening a new tab, when you attempt to browse above the lock-level to some, seems counter intuitive --- another tab you just have to close.
It is in effect duplicating the tab, at a level above the lock, and only saves a single click compared to just duplicating the tab and going up a level afterwards.

Multi-commander supports some of the options above.

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