Firefox: Tabbed browsing options added to branch


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Options for where to open URLs from other applications (reuse tab, new tab, new window) etc were added to the aviary branch...when that build is released I will post a link to it because I know a lot of people have been waiting for these options. So now TBE and TBP are no longer needed for just the options for this...of course you can still use TBE and TBP for other options like session saver and other things.

EDIT: Its not just URLs from other apps either...thats just what the bug was filed as.

BUG# 172962

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I highly recommend uninstalling your older version first, no need to delete your profile though.

Ignore my post below!!

Edited by supernova_00

Ok the patchs are all checked in! They were earlier also but were checked in as todays build was being built...but now you can get the sweetlou build which is automatically build every couple of hours. link is in my first post and please ignore my second post

btw the options work great

Edited by supernova_00

Can you say "finally"! The number of people that I see asking how to use tabbed browsing, in a browser that advertisers it as one of it's main features, is ridiculous.

Edit: works great. :cool:

Edited by elliot
Can you say "finally"! The number of people that I see asking how to use tabbed browsing, in a browser that advertisers it as one of it's main features, is ridiculous.

I know what you mean. :laugh: This is great, I assume this will make it into the 1.0 final?

Yes this is in the aviary branch, which 1.0 will be built off. can't remember if i posted this already but there is also a patch to make javascript window.open scripts open in a tab or whereever you want...not too sure when that is gonna be checked in. And also the "bug" was blocking fixes for about 12 other bugs depending on this fix :)

EDIT: Damn that was fast...mac-only native hookup of external URL control patch was just submitted, should be in tomorrows or many even a later todays build as long as it gets approved

Edited by supernova_00

Ok, I have question.. is the avery the one that Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7.3) Gecko/20040928 Firefox/0.10 (bangbang023) is built off from? I did read in his thread, but I couldn't find where it said, maybe I missed it I dunno.. sorry if I did. Or if not.. where can we get this build? I'm excited about this.. sorry If I'm not making sense.

edit: sorry I found it.. right under his (bangbang023) sig.. so it is.

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