I have both Tridactyl-beta and Temporary Containers installed in a fresh new profile with no other configuration changes than "Isolation>Global>Target Domain" set to "Different from Tab & Subdomains".
Actual behavior
When opening an URL in a new tab with Tridactyl :tabopen domain.tld command, a blank tab is first opened, then a second tab loading the URL is opened next to the first one.
Expected behavior
The :tabopen domain.tld command should open a single new tab loading the URL.
When setting "Isolation>Global>Target Domain" to "Never" or when disabling TC, that is the observed and expected behavior.
I don't know if this bug finds its origin in Tridactyl or TC. That's why I also reported it to @glacambre from the Tridactyl team on their IRC channel.
Could you check how TC and Tridactyl interact to produce this behavior, from your TC point of view ?
@glacambre might have an idea of what's going on and could provide information about Tridactyl's internal architecture to help.
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Temporary Containers Version: 1.8
Firefox Version: 75
I have both Tridactyl-beta and Temporary Containers installed in a fresh new profile with no other configuration changes than "Isolation>Global>Target Domain" set to "Different from Tab & Subdomains".
Actual behavior
When opening an URL in a new tab with Tridactyl
:tabopen domain.tldcommand, a blank tab is first opened, then a second tab loading the URL is opened next to the first one.Expected behavior
The
:tabopen domain.tldcommand should open a single new tab loading the URL. When setting "Isolation>Global>Target Domain" to "Never" or when disabling TC, that is the observed and expected behavior.I don't know if this bug finds its origin in Tridactyl or TC. That's why I also reported it to @glacambre from the Tridactyl team on their IRC channel.
Could you check how TC and Tridactyl interact to produce this behavior, from your TC point of view ? @glacambre might have an idea of what's going on and could provide information about Tridactyl's internal architecture to help.
Thanks