[Desktop-packages] [Bug 66566]

2018-12-14 Thread Alexander-kern
(In reply to gpy98671 from comment #148) gpy98671 until the team changes it's opinion on this, which doesn't look likely, there would need to be an extension to get your desired functionality back. However AFAIK webextensions do not have this capability right now. You can join the conversation

[Desktop-packages] [Bug 66566]

2018-12-14 Thread Alexander-kern
Jesse, you can follow the progress of the issue/bug for better keyboard shortcut control here https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1215061 When it's done there can be extensions that change this behavior. It is a bit unfortunate the change to webextensions was rushed and now we are

[Desktop-packages] [Bug 66566]

2018-12-12 Thread Alexander-kern
Hi! Yes it is possible! Well no to be exact, not possible with ctrl+enter but with ctrl+shift+enter instead. You can try the newest nightly/alpha/Aurora version of Firefox and test it out yourself. So you could use it right now :-) So if Webextensions can modify about:config settings you could

[Desktop-packages] [Bug 66566]

2018-12-12 Thread Alexander-kern
Followup issues for inconsistencies of combinations and search input added: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1506203 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1506247 respectively. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Desktop Packages, which is

[Desktop-packages] [Bug 66566]

2018-12-12 Thread Alexander-kern
Hey all, I think opening a new tab in background in a fast way/without leaving the current page is very useful. I had an extension for that but it's no longer possible because webext API does not offer that possibility. That's why I'm following this bug closely. However now I'm surprised. Here are

[Desktop-packages] [Bug 66566]

2018-12-12 Thread Alexander-kern
(Yeah, but not using the URL bar is just not as nice. For example look & feel, use search & bookmarks keywords, afaik.) Ah thanks, I missed the mention of that pref! Well I'd rather have it not be consistent, but I understand your reasoning and gave my opinion. Still, should the combinations not

[Desktop-packages] [Bug 66566]

2018-12-12 Thread Alexander-kern
Hello, can we have alt+return open the page in the background? It's useful when you want to do something later. If you want to focus the page immediately, like Firefox does right now for alt+return, you can just use ctrl+t so I don't understand why alt+return opens in foreground too since there is

[Desktop-packages] [Bug 66566]

2018-12-12 Thread Alexander-kern
Hi Aaron, muscle memory is a reasonable point to me. However you could say the same about the people who muscle memorized the current function maybe. Your three listed points all look legit to me. For all of them, opening in new *background* tab instead of new tab in focus is actually a better

[Desktop-packages] [Bug 66566]

2018-12-12 Thread Alexander-kern
Hi Christopher, I kinda agree. However the change may be confusing for users who use the ctrl+enter to add .com. What is your suggestion for that shortcut? Swap it with alt+enter? Also, the current "open in new tab" doesn't really make sense to me. If one wants to immediately switch to that

[Desktop-packages] [Bug 66566]

2018-12-12 Thread Alexander-kern
Hi all, the extension background tabs works for that purpose. It's also extra useful because it opens the url you put in in a new background tab. If you want to open it and also focus you can use ctrl+t. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Desktop Packages, which is