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Ko téma oñeñongatúma. Ejapo porandu pyahu eikotevẽramo pytyvõ.

When in an Apptab, I want new adresses typed in the adress bar, to open in a new tab.

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It seems quiet unreasonable to me, that when I'm in an Apptab and I enter a new adress in the adressbar (or select one from the dropdown menu), it is opened in the same Apptab.

Can I configure Firefox to open those adresses in a new tab?

It seems quiet unreasonable to me, that when I'm in an Apptab and I enter a new adress in the adressbar (or select one from the dropdown menu), it is opened in the same Apptab. Can I configure Firefox to open those adresses in a new tab?

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jeporavorãve

You can use Alt + Enter or middle-click the Go button on the right end of the location bar to open a web page in a new tab if you do not want to replace the current tab.

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jeporavorãve

Thanks, I'm aware of that. Is there a possibility to enforce this within Apptabs, instead?