Opening a new tab of the same container should have same behaviour as the normal new tab.

stoically / temporary-containers

Firefox Add-on that lets you open automatically managed disposable containers

https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/temporary-containers/

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Opening a new tab of the same container should have same behaviour as the normal new tab. #369

Closed enko closed 4 years ago

enko commented 4 years ago

Temporary Containers Version: 1.7
Firefox Version: 74.0a1 (2020-02-08) (64-Bit)

Actual behavior

Use the keyboard shortcut for opening a new tab from the same container as the current container. The new tab will be next to the current tab.

See this video:

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Expected behavior

I would expect the new tab to be at the end of the tab list, like when I'm pressing ctrl+t.

Steps to reproduce

Select a tab that it not at the end and press the shortcut to open a new tab of the current container.

crssi commented 4 years ago

Is it a bug or this is simply controled by pref browser.tabs.insertAfterCurrent Can you go into about:config and check the value of browser.tabs.insertAfterCurrent?

stoically commented 4 years ago

It's a bug in the category of why did you even do that.

browser.tabs.insertAfterCurrent is a good hint, with the bug fixed one then can probably control the behavior to their liking.

crssi commented 4 years ago

But... here (FF v73, Win10) I cannot reproduce, but I can control with browser.tabs.insertAfterCurrent... that is why I am confused.

stoically commented 4 years ago

It's about the keyboard shortcut Alt+X.

crssi commented 4 years ago

But OP is saying

when I'm pressing ctrl+t

Here is my video of ctrl+t behavior: https://www.dropbox.com/s/sw2mcgq2b4l0ane/newtab.mp4?dl=0

stoically commented 4 years ago

OP is expecting Alt+X to behave the same way as Ctrl+T.

stoically commented 4 years ago

Fixed in just published v1.8