Question about Firefox

[Jand3rson]

One of the features I miss about IE is the ability to hit CTRL+N and open a new Explorer window, that was a duplicate of the window I was currently in, no matter what the site. When I do it in Firefox, it opens a new window, but when it does, it's another window to my homepage. Is there any way to change this? It was very useful especially on forums, when I wanted to for instance edit a post, and copy and past multiple things from another thread or something.

[e30Matt]

Try using Ctrl+T to open a new tab. Tabbed browsing is the shit.

[chuckybob]

or ctrl+shift+click to automaticly open a clicked link in a new tab
or shift+click to automaticly open a clicked link in a new window

[Jand3rson]

Try using Ctrl+T to open a new tab. Tabbed browsing is the shit.

That just opens a blank window.

[nickmp0wer]

sometime i will write up a guide for all the usefull stuff i have found.

Down load mouse guesters, look at the guide to see all the crazy shit you can do. Use the scroll button to open links in a new tab. press and hold the right mouse button then press the left one to go back

go to a forum. Use the scroll button to click all the forums you want to go to. then they will all be opened in tabs

[Jordan]

Tabbed browsing is an addon, install it.

[Nathan]

Hey Josh try the extension called "Session Saver" there may be a setting to do it in that one. It is supposed to make it so that any time you open firefox or a window it restores the last page you were looking at scrolling position and all.

[Jand3rson]

Tabbed browsing is an addon, install it.

I already have it, and it works. But like I said, it opens a new window, but it's just blank and says "untitled".

[nickmp0wer]

do the thing i told you with the scroll button. there are also mouse guesters for duplicate windows or tabs