Written by Mathias the 29 Apr 13 at 06:11.

I propose that when you'd have your internet browser already running and you press for example ctrl + the facebook logo that facebook would then open in a new tab of your current browser window.

I say to enable it only with the ctrl key so that people who would not want to open these websites in a new tab won't have to.

and why 'ctrl'? because it is a standard worldwide option. Whenever you click on a link on the internet while holding 'ctrl' it will open automatically in a new tab.

I propose that when you'd have your internet browser already running and you press for example ctrl + the facebook logo that facebook would then open in a new tab of your current browser window. I say to enable it only with the ctrl key so that people who would not want to open these websites in a new tab won't have to. and why 'ctrl'? because it is a standard worldwide option. Whenever you click on a link on the internet while holding 'ctrl' it will open automatically in a new tab.

Written by PaddyLandau the 29 Apr 13 at 14:14.

If Firefox is open on the current workspace, open the bookmark in a new tab in that running window.

But if Firefox is not open on the current workspace (or not open at all), open the bookmark in a new window of Firefox.

If Firefox is open on the current workspace, open the bookmark in a new tab in that running window. But if Firefox is not open on the current workspace (or not open at all), open the bookmark in a new window of Firefox.