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* Allow changing tab background color or shading independent of selected theme | * Allow changing tab background color or shading independent of selected theme | ||
* Allow the close tab button to be moved to the left side of the tab (or hidden from view) --[[User:RichardDavidLee|Richard Lee]] 01 March 2007 (GMT) | * Allow the close tab button to be moved to the left side of the tab (or hidden from view) --[[User:RichardDavidLee|Richard Lee]] 01 March 2007 (GMT) | ||
* Allow the ''Open link in a new tab'' function behaves just like in IE: when acessing this function (via Ctrl+LeftMouseButton, MiddleMouseButton or via Context Menu), the link opens in new tab which is '''adjacent to the current tab'''. This way, '''the tabs are kept grouped by subject'''. It will be very useful for those who uses many tabs at the same time (I think the most of Firefox users), and for a long time I want an implementation like that! :) | |||
** A possible improvement: make it just for the Ctrl+LeftMouseButton; for MiddleMouseButton and Context Menu, the new link opens after the last tab openned (the current behavior in Firefox 2.0).--[[User:F u r u y á|F u r u y á]] 22:12, 8 July 2007 (PDT) | |||
== Tab strip == | == Tab strip == | ||