Firefox 技術支援討論區

Why? I note there are over 2300 people who have reported this issue. The Extension, Tabs Backup and Restore looses saved sessions and replaces them with sessions with only a few tabs. 1. What can I do until someone fixes FF? 2. When it is going to be fixed? Is there an extension that works to restore pinned tabs?

I have now spent several hours re-pinning tabs.

Hello, For some reason my Firefox upgraded without my permission last night. I usually refuse the pop ups because every time there's an update it takes me forever to get things back the way I like them.

That said, this time around I can NOT get the tabs to reposition underneath the address bar. HELP?

I have this in my userChrome.css which I believe is where the setting / option should be.

@namespace url(http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul); /* TABS: on bottom */

1. navigator-toolbox toolbar:not(#nav-bar):not(#toolbar-menubar) {-moz-box-ordinal-group:10}
2. TabsToolbar {-moz-box-ordinal-group:1000!important}

1. TabsToolbar {

position: absolute !important;
bottom: 0 !important;
width: 100vw !important;

}

Hi, I'm glad with firefox, but I'm here to inquire a small issue on tabs.

Currently, as I close the last tab of a window in firefox, it will be marked as a "recently closed" tab, which pops up on a new instance of firefox (by my setting of "reopen recently closed tabs on start"). However, I'd like it not to be opened if the "tab" itself is closed, because closing a tab (not a window) meanings I don't want to see it; and if the "window" is closed, then I may need it for the next time - I just want to put it aside for now.

My question is, can I achieve this on firefox, namely, when I close the last tab of a window and open a new window, I won't see that tab; also, when I directly close the entire window, I'll be able to see it next time. In fact, this is the default behavior of the Chromium Edge which I think we can take.

What I don't like now is that the last tab is always there - when I close the tab and the browser, and reopen it, it's still there, as if it sticks here; I have to open a new tab + close the "last" tab + close the browser to get rid of it, and that's annoying.

My current work around is to set in about:config to force open a new tab after the last tab is closed; the trouble is that it makes closing the browser a bit difficult.

Thanks in advance, for looking at this support / feature request. ( ´･･)ﾉ(._.`)

I use Firefox in maximized screen mode in macOS. When closing Firefox and opening again it does not open in maximized mode. Most Mac software opens exactly the way it was closed, Safari for instance. But not Firefox. How can I open Firefox (always) maximized? Note: I don't mean that its size just fills the screen and leaves the menu bar on top. I mean "the macOS maximized way" after pushing the green button, where you have a separate desktop for the app without menu bar visible on top. And I tried editing xulstore.json - with no result. Anyone any idea?

I use Send Tab to Device all the time. To my phone, my tablet, my work & home laptops. Except recently, the tab I send won't show up on my phone. Notifications are enabled. I can send from my phone to my work laptop. I can send from my work to home laptop. But to the phone, it says sent, and nothing ever arrives. Everything is synced. What else can I do?

I found when pressing Alt+Enter in the address bar, the link will open in a new tab, which is nice. But if I press Alt+click a link in the page, the link does not open in a new tab (while Shift+click can open in a new window as expected). I'm not sure if it's a problem, but I hope Firefox can have this feature so that opening a link in a new tab can be more convenient.

Besides, in some browsers, drag a link to a nearby place will open in a new tab. However, in Firefox, this manner does not work, unless I drag a link to the tabs bar.

I have Firefox set to restore tabs from the previous session. That works great ... until I set Edge as the default browser in order to do some troubleshooting. Then I set FF back to the default browser, started FF, and the tabs weren't there from the previous session. There was only one tab, the which was the Homepage. Is there some way that I can restore all of those tabs when I start FF?

The last couple of days every time I close the lid on my laptop PC when I reopen the last tab (gmail) is overly magnified. I tried refreshing to no avail. I have to close the tab and start again. Help.

When Firefox is launched on my Mac desktop, it takes a long time to display a browser window, and the window is filled with innumerable tabs whose origins I can't understand. I have tried many of the remedies suggested for dealing with too many tabs, and none seem to work. I trashed the Firefox application and the folder /User/Library/Application_Support/Firefox, restarted the Mac, and Firefox works well for a while, but when I do a Google Search the browser window is suddenly populated with huge numbers of tabs that seem similar to what I have seen in past occasions, and Firefox stalls. Are there some other files containing a record of all these tabs that I can delete, to stop this from happening?

I can't "Refresh Firefox", because Firefox is unusable at the point when the problem occurs.

I really hate Bing as a search engine. I set my home page to Google, but every time I open a tab my only choices are the Tab page or Blank page. I don't want either. I want to land on my chosen web site, in this case, Google.com. The previous versions of Firefox that I've had always allowed this. Please allow people to chose their own open tab page. Thanks!

Hi! I have a lot of tabs in Mozilla browser. Sometimes I open one of them separately - but mostly I work in one window. I closed that window with loads of tabs - but after I started it again - Mozilla showed me just 1 tab. I entered History and tried to restore closed windows - and got all 1-tab-windows for the last couple of days - but not the window with all my tabs! I tried to restore the reserve copy - https://skr.sh/i/301220/1VuOM7Wm.jpg?download=1&name=%D0%A1%D0%BA%D1%80%D0%B8%D0%BD%D1%88%D0%BE%D1%82%2030-12-2020%2013:58:34.jpg - but none of them works! Please, help!

I still haven't understood how exact this works in Firefox, but apparently if I open a link in a new tab, the parent tab is automatically pinned? How do I disable this automatic pinning of tabs? It is driving me nuts since the tabs are small and hard on my motor skills.

I had to reinstall Firefox yesterday because it kept crashing on my Mac (OS Mojave). Unfortunately I can't find the option to Restore All Tabs on Restart anywhere! I like to use multiple tabs all the time so this is a necessity for me.

Thank you for your help.

Hello, I did fresh OS install ( windows 10 64bit build 1909 with latest updates ) and after I was done installing programs I need and use, I installed my fav browser that I use over 15 years now and discovered one strange issue. Let me explain, I use mouse logitec g502 hero, now this mouse has some nice features that offer me to configure some buttons on it to work like switching tabs on browser when I have multiple tabs open, Its very easy to navigate like this on firefox, now since I installed latest version of firefox 84.0.1 64bit, tab switching dosent work anymore for me sadly, for example, if I open 3 tabs and wanna move from first tab on the left side to the second tab near it, it works, but if I want to move from second tab to the third one, it switches again to the first tab, like there is no third tab open at all, if I wanna go backwards and switch from second tab to first one again, it dosent work at all. Now I thought maybe its bug with my mouse software where I configure this things but no, in google chrome for example tab switching works perfectly and without issues, so it leads me to believe, something inside firefox got broken on new version and it causes issues now??? Can I get some help on this, if its on my side? Its really huge handicap for me, if I need to go back and manually click on tabs in order to navigate through multiple tabs.

Is there any way to disable the autoscrolling of the tab bar upon opening new tabs?

I already use the addon "Tab Open/Close Control" to set the behaviour to open new tabs right next to the active tab but the tab bar always scrolls to the right moving my viewed tabs and the new tab out of my view.

This is driving me totally NUTS.

Please help me circumventing or preventing this behaviour of the new Firefox Browser.

[rant] I don´t know why Mozilla keeps changing their already perfect browser to an unusable piece of shit software.

This trend persists in the software industry starting with M$ changing their OS from almost perfect Windows 7 to the actual software junkyard called Windows 10.

Why is Mozilla following this trend? /rant

Many thanks up front for providing a solution.

Merry christmas and a happy new year to all of you.

I just came back to Firefox after about 2 months, as Microsoft crushed my OS with their fall feature update. I could not get many items running, and just had to start from scratch.

That being said, I surely do not recall that every time I clicked a link, it would open in a new tab. I mean, every single time. Who ever thought that was a good idea.

Anyone have a clue as to what's happening here? I usually only want a new tab to open when either I choose it as a right-click option, or when builders have invested it specifically in their code, as they know it will navigate away from their site, etc...

I would be most thankful to get this baby back running like normal. Your help is appreciated!

Btw, fresh windows 10 install. The only extensions I have running are adblock, lastpass, blur, downloadthemall and new tab homepage (which just let's me determine the page address.)