Joe32065 wrote:
David E. Ross wrote:
On 6/5/11 9:04 PM, Joe32065 wrote:
I hate tabs, would prefer multiple windows. I don't see an option to
eliminate tabs and always open in a new window. It is hard to tell
which tab goes to the open window. Sometimes I pick the wrong tab and
close the wrong page. When reflexes take my hand to the top right x to
close the page I'm on, I get a question "Do you want to close the
browser and save your tabs?" I want to say, "No just close the open
page that I have finished looking at and leave the other pages open."
But there is no option to do that. Thanks
On the SeaMonkey menu bar, select [Edit> Preferences]. On the left
side of the Preferences window, under Category, select [Browser> Tabbed
Browsing] (for SeaMonkey 2.0.x) or [Browser> Link Bahavior] (for
SeaMonkey 2.1). Set the radio buttons as you wish.
For both versions, also on the Preferences window, select [Browser>
Tabbed Browsing] and check the checkbox to hide the tab bar when only
one tab is open.
Already tried that. Tabs are still there. When you right click on a link
the first option is open in a new tab. There used to be a way to remove
that or at least set it to open a new window if you accidentally click
on it. Or move it down the list. Hiding the tab bar when only
one tab is open, is checked, but there is no button that says never
under any circumstances allow a tab to be opened. Thanks
Turning off tabs by selecting "Hide the tab bar when only one tab is
open" worked for me in SeaMonkey 2.1. I don't use 2.0.14 anymore, but it
should work similarly.
Setting Link Behavior > Link open behavior to "Open Links meant to open
in a new window" to The current tab/window opens the link in a window
for me.
Not a tab to be seen anywhere.
WLS
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