Move Tab Hotkeys (Chrome Number Pad Keys)

Adds shortcut keys to move the current tab or a group of selected tabs around the tab bar.

This is a variant of the Move Tab Hotkeys extension (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/move-tab-hotkeys/paafmjjgeiociknojggclhkbkaffjgoe). This adds additional commands for moving the tab to the first or last position on the Tab bar to work around Chrome's limitation of 4 keyboard commands per extension.

The following hotkeys are provided:
* Alt+Shift+NumPad-0 (with NumLock on): Move tab to the start of the tab bar
* Alt+Shift+NumPad-0 (with NumLock off): Move tab to the start of the tab bar
* Alt+Shift+NumPad-9 (with NumLock on): Move tab to the end of the tab bar
* Alt+Shift+NumPad-9 (with NumLock off): Move tab to the end of the tab bar

These keys can be changed in Chrome's extensions keyboard shortcuts page.

Multi-Selected Tabs:
If you select multiple tabs at once, you can move them as a group. This can be turned off on the Options page if you prefer to only move the current tab even when others are selected.

Notes on Pinned Tabs:
  * If you have any pinned tabs, pinned tabs and non-pinned tabs are treated like separate tab bars. Non-pinned tabs move to start/end of the non-pinned tabs section.
  * If multiple tab selection is enabled and you select a group containing both pinned and non-pinned tabs, no movement will be possible.

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Version History:
2.2.0:
* Add ability to move multiple tabs at once if multiple are selected.

2.0.0:
* Fix logic to correctly disable tab wrapping for the first tab in the bar.

1.2.0:
* Fix ability to use the the number pad for 0/9 in shortcuts for Firefox.
* Add a variant of this extension to Chrome to work around Chrome's restriction to 4 keyboard commands.

1.1.0:
* Add option to disable tab wrapping at start/end of tab bar.

1.0.0:
* Initial version