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* Have a configurable option so that when a user does "Open All In Tabs", they do NOT replace all the current tabs, but open IN ADDITION to the current tabs already open. | * Have a configurable option so that when a user does "Open All In Tabs", they do NOT replace all the current tabs, but open IN ADDITION to the current tabs already open. | ||
* When middle-clicking / control-clicking to open in a new tab. Both RSS Feeds and bookmarks should open in a tab "behind" the rest, and not take focus like it currently does. | * When middle-clicking / control-clicking to open in a new tab. Both RSS Feeds and bookmarks should open in a tab "behind" the rest, and not take focus like it currently does. | ||
* avoid having twice the same tab by checking before opening a new bookmark or typing an adress in the bar that the website is not already open. Then click a second time when you really want to open it twice. The tab may also "blink" (or any kind of animation) to prevent the fact that the tab was already open | |||
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[http://kb.mozillazine.org/Category:Tabbed_browsing Tabbed Browsing -MZKB]<br /> | [http://kb.mozillazine.org/Category:Tabbed_browsing Tabbed Browsing -MZKB]<br /> | ||