#Firefox opening multiple tabs windows

Simply right-click on the folder containing the bookmarks for the sites/tabs you want to remove and select вЂњDeleteвЂќ from the popup menu.

Notes: If youвЂ™re done with a tab session, you can remove it from the bookmarks bar. When youвЂ™re ready to launch the tabs, right-click the folder and select вЂњOpen all bookmarks.вЂќДЎ- To bookmark all open tabs in Firefox, right-click on any tab and choose Select All Tabs.Дў- Then, right-click on any tab again and choose Bookmark Tabs.ДЈ- Select a folder name for the selection and a location for the folder to add the bookmarks to the Firefox browser.Д¤ вЂ“ Open bookmars menu, right-click on the on the location for the folder and select Open All in Tabs. To use it, hereвЂ™s what you need to do:ДЎ- To save all the tabs you currently have open, right-click on the tab bar and select вЂњBookmark all tabsвЂќ from the popup menu.Дў-Then, enter a Name for the folder and click Save.ДЈ- Your folder of bookmarks displays on the Bookmarks. Both Chrome and Firefox support this feature. With вЂњBookmark all tabsвЂќ option you can re-open them later. Luckily, There is an easy solution to bookmark all open tabs at once in each of the major desktop browsers. You could bookmark each tab individually, but that takes too long. But youвЂ™ve donвЂ™t want to lose where you were on your tabs. for the 'multiple start-up pages', it is applied in a ruthless manner: the specified start-up pages are loaded every time a new window is launched.YouвЂ™ve been doing some web surfing researching things, and you need to shut down your computer. if I switch the focus of the window from the pinned*tabs*, I cannot start a new Firefox session with those Pinned Tabs.

#Firefox opening multiple tabs windows

Pinned tabs will not populate on new windows you open up with CTRL+N, only your homepage. Just right-click the tabs and select 'Pin Tab.' This will be in addition to your homepage, which will be the active tab once you open the browser. None of the softer workarounds should help in this case: pinning does not help, as: 1. A simpler solution would just be to Pin the tabs you want to have open when you open Firefox. If there is no such pages (active/inactive Windows all by themselves), start a new Firefox *window*/instance that opens up the email accounts. As you may see from my sample code, I would like to use the shortcut to switch to the window that has Emails account opened. However, what I am expecting to achieve is to have one shortcut that will help with managing my multiple email accounts. To add to the list of *start-up pages' (this is to be specified in the Firefox Setting page).

To pin the multiple tabs (this is done by right-clicking on the tabs) Дў.

Based on my experience with Firefox, there are two channels:ДЎ. Hi Bobo, as you said, there is a softer way to address the question. So, use RegWrite to change those settings. As far as I remember those are simply listed at the registry (and separated with a comma?). , 'uint', 0, 'ptr', &IID_IDispatch, 'ptr*', pdisp:=0)Д«oBo wrote:Probably a workaround, it should be possible to setup what pages should open by default once a browser gets started. IShellView.GetItemObject -> IDispatch (object which implements IShellFolderViewDual)ДllCall(NumGet(NumGet(psv+0)+15*A_PtrSize), 'ptr', psv IShellBrowser.QueryActiveShellView -> IShellView ShellWindows := ComObjCreate('Shell.Application').WindowsДesktop := shellWindows.FindWindowSW(0, '', 8, ComObj(0x4003, &_hwnd), 1) Credit for explaining this method goes to BrandonLive: