Re[2]: Multiple Web Browsers

2004-07-28 Thread Code 2
AM>> Code 2, [C2] wrote:
AM>> I'm using FireFox 0.9 and despite using Tab Browser Extensions, I
AM>> still have FireFox opening externally called URL's in new
AM>> instances rather than a new tab in an already opened instance. How
AM>> can I clean that up?

D> Add  the  "Single  Window" extension available on any of the extension
D> sites.  Then  there  is the reg fix for the multiple instances brought
D> some threads back.


Allie, if you're already using the Tabbrowser extension and you don't
want to install another extension, just go to Tab | Tabbrowser
Extensions Preferences...  Next, select the "Advanced" category and
change the Window Mode to "Use only one browser always (Single Window
Mode)".

You can also try the "Use multiple browsers only when I open them"
alternative, and see which mode you prefer.

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Re[2]: Multiple Web Browsers

2004-07-27 Thread Code 2
n>> The Bat! launches multiple copies of FireFox when I click an
n>> http:// or ftp:// link in an email...

n>> Hopefully, someone can provide instructions to fix this or
n>> at least some possible clues to look for...

DH> Aside from the fixes already provided, you can configure Firefox to
DH> open any url that you copy to the windoze clipboard. IOW, instead of
DH> clicking on the link, you just select and copy it. Firefox will then
DH> open a new tab in an already open window, automatically.

DH> This is a feature you can chose to use or not use, and I don't
DH> recall whether this option came with the stock Firefox or whether it
DH> was included with one of the extensions I added to Firefox.

DH> If you're interested and can't find the option, I can tell which
DH> extensions (there weren't that many) I added.

DH> (Since this has nothing to do with TB!, you might want to answer off
DH> tbudl or move it to tbot).


The Tabbrowser extension does a very nice job of managing tabs in
Firefox.  There are also some user.js settings that can be added to
ensure new URLs open in a tab, rather than starting new instances of
Firefox.

This is getting off topic, so anyone who's interested can e-mail me
directly for more details.

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