Closed timur-g closed 4 years ago
The "old search" uses browsers internal "open in new tab" option browser.search.openintab
.
Same applies to browser.urlbar.openintab
.
Also look into browser.tabs.insertAfterCurrent
and browser.tabs.insertRelatedAfterCurrent
settings and set them the way you like.
You can also use middle click on bookmarks to open them in a new tab.
Like TMP CTR is not getting further developed anymore.
Thank you. Just to note that in about:config of Waterfox Classic I don't see browser.urlbar.openintab nor browser.tabs.insertAfterCurrent
Didn't know that. Did not test Waterfox Classic that much yet. Seems like those setting have been added somewhere later in Fx6x versions.
Maybe this helps https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/open-tabs-next-to-current/ According to AMO it works with Fx51+, so Waterfox Classic should be covered.
Older versions of these two might also help: https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/new-tab-from-location-bar/ https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/open-in-new-tab-domain/
Thank you, I'll close this.
I use CTR Old search with "open in new tab" and it's great. What's missing for that is a further customization "open next to current tab". That option could be useful for a new tab from search (in already existing "Search tab" part of UI) but more useful for a new tab from "open link in a new tab". I see "Insert related tab after current tab" in Tab section but it doesn't do this.
I also miss an option to open a new tab for a click from bookmark. It's also low priority because Ctrl will do it. And also a new tab from typing or pasting in URL bar.
I used those options from TabMixPlus but CTR seems to be able to include them, so TMP wouldn't be needed in my case.