Lucas Levrel wrote:
Le 12 janvier 2011, Paul B. Gallagher a écrit :
The difference between a bookmark and a groupmark is I can tell a
bookmark to open in a new tab, but I can't tell a groupmark to open in
new tabs.
Yes you can. See Prefs > Tabbed Browsing, second frame (don't know its
English label), it's about adding vs replacing tabs.
That was my old setting, before I followed your suggestion. With that
setting, an existing tab (blank or not) is preserved, and that was my
original complaint.
A regular bookmark can be told to replace an existing page or open in a
new page, but a groupmark cannot be told to add its tabs to an existing
set -- either I open a whole new window for it, or I replace all my
existing tabs. I want a third option: add your tabs to my existing set,
replacing any blank ones but retaining any tabs with content.
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Paul B. Gallagher
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