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181015 Philip Webb wrote: |
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> The big question is whether I can still group tabs, |
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> whether directly with FF or via some add-on (whatever they're now called). |
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I've now been using FF for a few days & can report my experience. |
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There doesn't seem to be an add-on which reproduces the old version. |
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However, I've done what I thought mb the best imitation : |
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the answer is windows ! -- no, not that Windows, but FF windows. |
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It's simple to drag-drop tabs from one FF window to another : |
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you just have to make sure you drop it into the Tab Bar. |
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My daily use of this is when reading news stories. |
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If I'm reading the Guardian, there are 5 story lists I check : |
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World, UK, Biz, Opinion + the home page. The problem is |
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that not all Biz stories are listed there, but mb eg under World, |
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so to group them for easy reading I need to grab all of them, |
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then move them into my desired groups, ie World, UK, Biz (incl Brexit), |
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Science+Environment, Entertainment (sport history pictures etc). |
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This was easy fun using the old Tab Groups ; |
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now it's not fun, but fairly easy to do by creating separate windows |
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& dragging the appropriate tabs into the appropriate windows ; |
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dragging the 1st onto the desktop creates each window. |
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Does anyone know why FF dropped this feature ? |
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It looks as if it sb easy to develop as a front-end to window management. |
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Otherwise, the new FF is noticeably faster than the old FF. |
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Also, can anyone tell me how to remove an add-on ? |
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