I have my tabs on the side because I simply find it easier, but I have noticed that when I scroll too fast in the tab-sidebar it sometimes creates gaps way too big (like … (read more)
I have my tabs on the side because I simply find it easier, but I have noticed that when I scroll too fast in the tab-sidebar it sometimes creates gaps way too big (like you can see at the bottom of the image I sent). How can I fix this?
I recently noticed that even though I have been closing firefox with several tabs open on my windows 11 laptop, upon closing firefox, all the tabs are getting closed. I c… (read more)
I recently noticed that even though I have been closing firefox with several tabs open on my windows 11 laptop, upon closing firefox, all the tabs are getting closed. I checked if open tabs from previous sessions is on or not in settings and it is. I again checked several times by opening newer tabs and closing firefox to see if the old tabs are still open and they never are. This is a very annoying problem for me as I keep a lot of tabs open and switch between them and often need the same tabs again even after closing firefox temporarily. Is there a way I can fix this issue?
how can i cycle between tab groups using keyboard shortcut? ctrl+shift+e does not work.
On those somewhat rare (but not all that infrequent) occasions when Firefox locks up and hard crashes and all 6 or 7 of the windows that are open go up in a puff of virtu… (read more)
On those somewhat rare (but not all that infrequent) occasions when Firefox locks up and hard crashes and all 6 or 7 of the windows that are open go up in a puff of virtual smoke, (each with their uniquely organized selections of tabs) - upon a restart of FF all of the windows return reliably.
But when a clean shutdown of the program is initiated only the "top" window or two returns, and as far as I've seen there is a limited number to the "Recently Closed Windows" available to recover from the History menu.
Clearly the state of the applications windows is preservable - why not recover all of them, similar to the "on startup pick up where I left off" setting for pages and tabs.
(Incidentally Adobes applications exhibit similar behavior - the system actually works better and can recover the entire "workspace settings" but only if the power is abruptly cut off, (and no tedious waiting for updates to complete as a bonus!))
I've included a gif of the issue. I'm not sure how to "replicate" it. I have Material Fox Updated installed, and I'm unsure if it contributed to the problem, since I see… (read more)
I've included a gif of the issue. I'm not sure how to "replicate" it.
I have Material Fox Updated installed, and I'm unsure if it contributed to the problem, since I see other threads about this issue as well.
I've tried removing extensions to no effect, so I assume none of my extensions are contributing to the issue either.
