When I drag a link into a neighboring tab, how do I prevent Firefox from moving me into the new url?
When I drag a link from tab #1 into tab #2, (Firefox 3.6.6) my browser window automatically shifts to tab #2. I've noticed that dragging into the lower portion of neighboring tabs is supposed to prevent this, but it's hit-or-miss. How do I kill this "feature" so that I can simply drag and drop while staying on the original page?
This happened
Every time Firefox opened
== Several versions ago.
When I drag a link from tab #1 into tab #2, (Firefox 3.6.6) my browser window automatically shifts to tab #2. I've noticed that dragging into the lower portion of neighboring tabs is supposed to prevent this, but it's hit-or-miss. How do I kill this "feature" so that I can simply drag and drop while staying on the original page?
== This happened ==
Every time Firefox opened
== Several versions ago.
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No, you can't avoid that. The purpose is that you can drag text or a link from one tab to a text area in another tab and to achieve that the tab must be opened and focused.