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[Solved] Active tab is automatically scrolled to the right side of the tabs bar

kirbysama
kirbysama

Firefox 34.0.5

Using the option, [Don't Load Tabs Until Selected], when I click on a tab that needs to be loaded, the tab is automatically scrolled to the far right side of the Tabs bar, as you can see in this screenshot. http://puu.sh/eAhdx/296a80d319.png

Is there any way I can disable this behavior?

[Solved] There was a conflict with an extension that appears to have been resolved.

Firefox 34.0.5 Using the option, [Don't Load Tabs Until Selected], when I click on a tab that needs to be loaded, the tab is automatically scrolled to the far right side of the Tabs bar, as you can see in this screenshot. http://puu.sh/eAhdx/296a80d319.png Is there any way I can disable this behavior? [Solved] There was a conflict with an extension that appears to have been resolved.

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Could you clarify -- which of these is what you're seeing:

  • The tab you activate moves down the tab bar to the right
  • The tab you activate retains its same place in the sequence, but Firefox scrolls to the left on the tab bar so you end up seeing more of the tabs to the left of the one you activated and fewer of the ones to the right

(I haven't noticed either of those myself, but I'm trying to understand what's happening.)

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer

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Could you clarify -- which of these is what you're seeing:

  • The tab you activate moves down the tab bar to the right
  • The tab you activate retains its same place in the sequence, but Firefox scrolls to the left on the tab bar so you end up seeing more of the tabs to the left of the one you activated and fewer of the ones to the right

(I haven't noticed either of those myself, but I'm trying to understand what's happening.)

kirbysama
kirbysama Pemilik pertanyaan

Hi jscher2000, thank you for your help.

Good catch on the clarification. The tab I activate retains its place in the sequence, but firefox will scroll left on the tab bar so I will see ONLY tabs to the left of the one I activated, along with the edge of the tab immediately to the right, as you can see in the included screenshot in the original post.

As more information, I am running firefox with around 300 tabs, and I typically have around 30 of these tabs active, including the selected tab.

kirbysama
kirbysama Pemilik pertanyaan

Thank you for your help Jscher2000, I've found the cause of the problem, it turned out to be a buggy extension, called Classic Theme Restorer 1.2.8.2.

It was used to revert to an old version of the firefox theme, and unfortunately, it seems bugs were introduced as it became outdated following several Firefox versions.

jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer

Hmm, there is a beta version of the eventual 1.2.9 in the works, but it hasn't been officially released yet. Not sure whether any of the notes on the Versions page indicate that your issue has been fixed: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/classicthemerestorer/versions/