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When I click on the "+" to the right of the last open tab on the tab bar, a new tab will not open. Help, Thanks, Jim

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When I click on the "+" to the right of the last open tab on the tab bar, a new tab will not open. Help, Thanks, Jim

When I click on the "+" to the right of the last open tab on the tab bar, a new tab will not open. Help, Thanks, Jim

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The Ask Toolbar is causing that in the Firefox 3.6.13+ versions. Uninstall that extension.

There are a couple of places to check for the Ask toolbar:

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The Ask Toolbar is causing that in the Firefox 3.6.13+ versions. Uninstall that extension.

There are a couple of places to check for the Ask toolbar:

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More info Windows XP and firefox 3.6.21. I have a windows 7 machine and whenever I click on a bookmark, it opens in a new tab automatically. On this machine, I have to right click on the bookmark and select "open in new tab".

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Thanks for the reply. The Ask toolbar is not shown in my list of extensions or plugins and it is not listed in the add/remove programs list.

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Well, it is showing as being install in the version of Firefox that you posted here with.

Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.9.2.21) Gecko/20110830 AskTbAD3/3.12.2.16749 Firefox/3.6.21


"and whenever I click on a bookmark, it opens in a new tab automatically"

Probably caused by an extension, or a couple of extensions that are in conflict with each other.
http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

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Oops, my bad. I was looking on the wrong computer! When I looked on the problem computer, I found both. I removed them. Problem solved

Thanks again, Jim