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Open New Tab plus sign on the left of tabs rather than on the right

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Michael
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I'm running FF 9.01 and I just noticed the "Open a New Tab" plus sign is on the left side of my currently open tabs. How do I move the plus sign to end of my open tabs, (to the right of the open tabs)? Not sure how it got this way.

I'm running FF 9.01 and I just noticed the "Open a New Tab" plus sign is on the left side of my currently open tabs. How do I move the plus sign to end of my open tabs, (to the right of the open tabs)? Not sure how it got this way.

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Does that new tab button appear normally in a new window?
If that works then drag all tab over to that tab bar in the new window.

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Does that new tab button appear normally in a new window?
If that works then drag all tab over to that tab bar in the new window.

See also:

Modified by cor-el

Michael
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Interestingly. I moved the tab bar to above the address bar and it move to the end of the open tabs. I then moved it back to below the address bar and it stayed to the right.

Thanks for the assistance.