When I click on a link sent to me in an email the link doesn't open.
When I click on an email for a person, i go immediately to Chrome. I want to go to Gmail.
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I prefer Firefox to Microsoft Edge - but when I click Read more to continue reading an article in the same page I am on - it opens a new blank tab. then I have to go back… (xem thêm)
I prefer Firefox to Microsoft Edge - but when I click Read more to continue reading an article in the same page I am on - it opens a new blank tab. then I have to go back to where I wanted to read more - and it is there. But why is it opening a blank page first? i tried changing settings but there is no "Open link in target" - there is just an option to open a new window or tab - when all I want to do is see the rest of the article. it works fine in MS Edge - but as i said, I prefer FireFox. is there a way to fix this?
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My problem is as described in the subject line: I'm getting multiple instances of Firefox opened when I click links from email or web pages. This just started happening… (xem thêm)
My problem is as described in the subject line: I'm getting multiple instances of Firefox opened when I click links from email or web pages.
This just started happening within the last couple of days. In the past, whenever I opened a link a new window was opened in the already open instance of Firefox. Somehow some setting has been changed (a guess) that has caused a change in behavior.
Firefox is my default browser, but I do keep Chrome open for some testing of HTML/CSS I'm writing. Chrome is NOT my default browser.
I did some searching without finding anything I understood well enough to implement.
I would appreciate any help with this issue as having multiple instances of the app running is driving my octogenarian brain nuts.
