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Is there a way to make Firefox open a new tab rather than opening a new window
when I click a link in an email or news item? Right now, if I launch a URL, a new firefox window opens. I have to copy the url, switch to ff, ctrl-t, ctrl-v, enter. This is rather a pain compared with just double clicking it... Tools>options>advanced>browsing>'Select new tabs opened from links' is checked but that doesn't seem to make a difference. -- Chris Pollard CG Internet café, Tagum City, Philippines http://www.cginternet.net Christopher Pollard |
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Christopher Pollard wrote:
> Is there a way to make Firefox open a new tab rather than opening a new window > when I click a link in an email or news item? Right now, if I launch a URL, a > new firefox window opens. > I have to copy the url, switch to ff, ctrl-t, ctrl-v, enter. This is rather a > pain compared with just double clicking it... > > Tools>options>advanced>browsing>'Select new tabs opened from links' is checked > but that doesn't seem to make a difference. > Well, that should work. I have Tabbed Browser Extensions installed. which has the same pref, and it works fine from here. Lee |
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_Christopher Pollard_, domenica 09/gen/2005:
> Is there a way to make Firefox open a new tab rather than opening a new window > when I click a link in an email or news item? Right now, if I launch a URL, a > new firefox window opens. > I have to copy the url, switch to ff, ctrl-t, ctrl-v, enter. This is rather a > pain compared with just double clicking it... > > Tools>options>advanced>browsing>'Select new tabs opened from links' is checked > but that doesn't seem to make a difference. That's not the option to get what you're looking for: it "selects", IOW "focuses" on tabs opened from links, otherwise they stay in background. To make Firefox open a new tab instead of a new window, check the option "Open links from other applications in: -> a new tab in the most recent window". Ciao, -- Maria Luisa C - 09/01/2005 9.58.41 |
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On Sun, 9 Jan 2005 10:06:02 +0100, MLC <> wrote:
>To make Firefox open a new tab instead of a new window, check the option >"Open links from other applications in: -> a new tab in the most recent >window". That sounds like the correct option, but I can't find it... I'm using 0.9.2, maybe I should upgrade? -- Chris Pollard CG Internet café, Tagum City, Philippines http://www.cginternet.net |
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Christopher Pollard wrote:
>>To make Firefox open a new tab instead of a new window, check the option >>"Open links from other applications in: -> a new tab in the most recent >>window". > That sounds like the correct option, but I can't find it... > I'm using 0.9.2, maybe I should upgrade? In 1.0 it's here: Tools > Options > Advanced > Tabbed Browsing |
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_Christopher Pollard_, domenica 09/gen/2005:
> On Sun, 9 Jan 2005 10:06:02 +0100, MLC <> wrote: > >>To make Firefox open a new tab instead of a new window, check the option >>"Open links from other applications in: -> a new tab in the most recent >>window". > > That sounds like the correct option, but I can't find it... > I'm using 0.9.2, maybe I should upgrade? I think so You'll find most of you extensions disabled, but then you can update them. -- Maria Luisa C - 09/01/2005 12.26.05 |
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