Rahul Pawa wrote:
> I tried linking to chrome from Outlook 2007, a gmail "application
> shortcut", Firefox and a CMD window, all at the same time.on my Vista
> 32-bit system.
>
> They each opened their own external chrome. Thus, if you don't count
> the "application shortcut" there were four chromes running.
Well, this sounds like exactly what I want, but Chrome doesn't do this
anymore...
> I tried linking from Outlook 2007 again and, you're right, it opened a
> new tab in the same chrome that was opened earlier by Outlook 2007.
...it does this.
> Sounds to me like Outlook behaves the way you would like Thunderbird to
> behave, at least according to Alex.
Dunno who Alex is, but I doubt it does ;-)
> issue, I just felt it necessary to point out this comment. Sounds
> interesting that it works in Outlook, but not in Thunderbird, have you
> tried this out, Chris?
I wouldn't go near Outlook with somebody else's barge pole...
> If this feature were to be implemented, I would most likely opt to turn
> it off.
That's fine, but I'd really like to at least see this as an option. As I
said, Firefox has had it for years...
> I like having everything open in one window, I find having
> multiple browser windows open cumbersome and much prefer that everything
> open in the same window.
I like having one window per task, and I close the window when the task,
no matter how many tabs it needed, is complete. Chrome's current
behaviour means I end up with multiple tasks in one window, which I just
find confusing...
Chris
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