Double-clicking an inspector tab will lock its selection (a small lock icon will appear to reflect this) to temporarily disable the auto-switching. (Double-clicking again - or simply clicking on a different inspector tab - will clear the lock.)
Hopefully the auto-switching will aid most people most of the time and the locking will be a good solution for those cases where people need a specific inspector to remain selected for an extended period, but if that doesn't work well for you, please use Send Feedback from the Help menu to let us know.
(If it works well for you some of the time, but not other times, and you can identify specific use cases where we're switching when we shouldn't - or not switching when we should - please note that in your feedback. It does try to avoid auto-switching in situations where it's less likely that the switch would be desirable.)
Hopefully the auto-switching will aid most people most of the time and the locking will be a good solution for those cases where people need a specific inspector to remain selected for an extended period, but if that doesn't work well for you, please use Send Feedback from the Help menu to let us know.
(If it works well for you some of the time, but not other times, and you can identify specific use cases where we're switching when we shouldn't - or not switching when we should - please note that in your feedback. It does try to avoid auto-switching in situations where it's less likely that the switch would be desirable.)
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