问题
I need to be able to identify what tab I am in within the browser. Isn\'t there some bit of information I can get from the browser to identify the tab? I don\'t need to know anything about any other tabs, I just need an id for the tab I am in. It could be a random or sequenced number, or a date-time stamp, as long as it remains the same for the life of the tab.
I have a client side app that makes a BOSH over HTTP connection to a remote server, and if I open it in multiple tabs, each instance needs its own unique id or the app fails, so I just need some unique number that is associated with the tab for as long as that tab exists (i.e. something that survives page refresh as I navigate the site that provides this app). Seems like a no-brainer that should just be available in the browser, like window.tabId - that\'s all I need. I\'ve got a serious development block because I cannot get past this simple, simple, simple solution that doesn\'t seem to exist. There must be a way (a cross-browser solution at that).
Any ideas?
回答1:
SessionStorage is per tab/window, so you can define a random number in sessionStorage and get it at first if exists:
var tabID = sessionStorage.tabID ? sessionStorage.tabID : sessionStorage.tabID = Math.random();
UPDATE:
In some cases, you may have same sessionStorage in multiple tab (e.g. when you duplicate tab). In that case, following code may helps:
var tabID = sessionStorage.tabID && sessionStorage.closedLastTab !== '2' ? sessionStorage.tabID : sessionStorage.tabID = Math.random();
sessionStorage.closedLastTab = '2';
$(window).on('unload beforeunload', function() {
sessionStorage.closedLastTab = '1';
});
回答2:
You have to be using html5, but sessionStorage combined with a random guid would seem to be what you want.
回答3:
Since I don't have find no simple Javascript function as windows.currentTabIndex
, I have written some lines of Javascript to fix an ID on each browser tabs when they are loaded.
function defineTabID()
{
var iPageTabID = sessionStorage.getItem("tabID");
// if it is the first time that this page is loaded
if (iPageTabID == null)
{
var iLocalTabID = localStorage.getItem("tabID");
// if tabID is not yet defined in localStorage it is initialized to 1
// else tabId counter is increment by 1
var iPageTabID = (iLocalTabID == null) ? 1 : Number(iLocalTabID) + 1;
// new computed value are saved in localStorage and in sessionStorage
localStorage.setItem("tabID",iPageTabID);
sessionStorage.setItem("tabID",iPageTabID);
}
}
This code save last tab's index in localStorage
to update current value for new tabs and in sessionStorage
to fix page's id !
I must call defineTabId()
function in each pages of my application. Since I develop using a JSF templates, this is only defined in only one place :-)
回答4:
You can not get tab id with javascript, how ever there is some solution that can help you with like using different session / cookies when user open new tab.
Some reference:
Get Browser Tab Index/Id
get urls of firefox tabs from firefox extension
How to differ sessions in browser-tabs?
Get a unique session in each browser tab
asp.net - session - multiple browser tabs - different sessions?
回答5:
One of the possible solutions is using "window.name" property, but I do not want to use it because somebody else can use it.
I found one more possible solution: using sessionStorage. It supported by FF3.5+, Chrome4+, Safari4+, Opera10.5+, and IE8+.
回答6:
If there isn't any odds of a user opening 3 tabs within 2 milliseconds, could use a timestamp and store that into window.name and use that as the key in your lookup. The window.name value will stay with the tab until it is closed.
Timestamp
回答7:
For anyone on here using React, I made a sneaky little hook:
import {useEffect, useMemo} from 'react'
import uniqid from 'uniqid'
export const TAB_ID_KEY = 'tabId'
export default () => {
const id = useMemo(uniqid, [])
useEffect(() => {
if (typeof Storage !== 'undefined') {
sessionStorage.setItem(TAB_ID_KEY, id)
}
}, [id])
return id
}
Put this on your base App/Page component, or somewhere that you know will always be mounted.
It'll run the effect after mounting and set a unique id for the current tab in session storage, which is storage specific to the tab.
Duplicating the tab will get you a new id for the new tab, since the component will mount again and the effect will run, overwriting the previous tab's id
回答8:
At least for chrome, there's an official answer since 2013: chrome.tabs API.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11896160/any-way-to-identify-browser-tab-in-javascript