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'This mode should also disable/remove any menu items that say "Open in a New Window". | 'This mode should also disable/remove any menu items that say "Open in a New Window". | ||
: Note: Starting another Firefox process should open a new tab pointing to the user's homepage. | : Note: Starting another Firefox process should open a new tab pointing to the user's homepage. | ||
==== Tab Grouping ==== | |||
Tab Grouping is a way to identify a group of tabs as one. There might be several uses for this feature, but at the moment it should be the lowest of priorities (unless users vote for it). | |||
There's not much to say, except describe the configuration of this feature, so here are the prefs for it: | |||
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'''Tab Grouping Preferences''' | |||
'''General''': | |||
* Tab Groups - Enabled/Disabled | |||
** This simply enabled/disabled the feature altogether. | |||
'''Group tabs by''': | |||
* Location (All tabs originitating from the same website are grouped) | |||
* <Need more ideas><br>'''Note''', that there are things that override this, such as the Open as Tab Group feature in the Bookmarks | |||
'''Identify groups by''': | |||
* Number | |||
* Colour | |||
'''Misc''': | |||
* Only one active group at a time. | |||
** This feature will reduce the clutter of having many tabs open by collapsing a group of tabs into one when you focus another group.<br>When you select a collapsed group of tabs, the group expands by showing all the tabs in that group (and the previous groups collapses), and the tab that was previously focused will retain its focus. | |||
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When Tab Grouping is enabled, two new items are added to the Bookmarks menus: | |||
* Open as Tab Group | |||
* Bookmark Tab Group (similar to the Bookmark tabs in one folder) | |||
'''Note''': Any new tab will be opened after the last tab of the currently focused group. | |||
<u>Things to consider adding</u>: | |||
* Allow custom tab groups, so even that you have a few pages from the same website open, you can have them in different groups. |
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