On 11/13/01 03:07 PM, Tim Wunder wrote: > Tim Wunder wrote: > > >>Win32-2001111303 >>I haven't nailed down specifically what makes this happen, but >>sometimes, when I press Ctrl-T to create a new tab, the tab gets created >>to the left of the existing tabs, instead of to the right. When this >>happens, I can't close the new tab. >>Has anybody else seen this? >> >>Tim >> >> > > Open Moz with tabs enabled > Open Mail/News > Open a Compose window > Switch to browser > Ctrl-T > New tab is placed to the left of the existing tab and it cannot be closed. > > That procedure hase worked for me three times in a row... > >
I've sen this happen too at times. And I followed your steps and I could reproduce it. On Linux, Build 20011111. I get slightly different results though. The second tab opens up on the left. When I close it, it closes and no tabs are shown (bcos I have that pref set - don't show tabs when there is only 1 tab). But then when I press Ctrl-T again, 3 tabs pop up. Its as if the 1st tab never went away! Pratik.
