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The best bet for Tab Policy in your Mozilla Firefox

4 September 2009 2,887 views Comments Permanent Link

You can set whether to open Links in a new Tab or a new Window in Firefox by following the Instructions below

  1. Open the Dialog window as explained below…

    Edit => Preferences on Linux based machine

    Tools => Options (for all others)

  2. Go to the Section for Tabs
  3. You will see a settings for the following:

    New Pages should be opened in

    • a new Tab
    • a new Window

You can select new Tab in the above.

This will not work as really intended…

Some Websites have links which opens a new window and tries to set the Width, Height etc for the new window, these are best let be opened in a new Window itself. To achieve this you need to follow the Instructions below.

  1. In your Browser Window’s Address Bar type about:blank
  2. searh for the key Browser.link.open_newwindow
    Right click on the entry that you see and click on modify from the popup menu
    enter 3 for the value.
  3. searh for the key Browser.link.open_newwindow.restriction
    Right click on the entry that you see and click on modify from the popup menu
    enter 2 for the value.

Thats is all. Now all links which are opened using Javascripts with some info for the display property of the window opened will open in a new Window.

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  • Poppy
    After I updated to the new Firefox, I couldn't get on. Thankfully, I still had Google Chrome which I used to redownload the new update of Firefox and everything is fine except that my history of sites disappeared. Is there anything I can do to get it back since it enabled me not to pay for a certain board. Now I'll have to pay.
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