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where can i get source code to fix longstanding bug with tabs?

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when i right-click a bookmark or link i have to scroll down to open the link in a new tab. i want to change the code to correct this bug so i can open links in a new tab automatically by default. this was last done correctly only in netscape. all browsers since have defective tabbed handling.

when i right-click a bookmark or link i have to scroll down to open the link in a new tab. i want to change the code to correct this bug so i can open links in a new tab automatically by default. this was last done correctly only in netscape. all browsers since have defective tabbed handling.

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I don't understand scrolling down. Isn't Open Link in a New Tab the very first choice on the context menu that appear when you right-click a link?

Other ways to open a link in a new tab include:

  • Ctrl+click
  • middle-mouse-click (scroll-wheel-click)

If you install the Tab Mix Plus add-on, you can force all links to open in a new tab when you left-click. (Screen shot with settings: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/que.../935121#answer-361552)

Of course, if you want to read the source code of Firefox, it's available online. And much of it can be "hacked" on your PC by opening a JAR archive using an unzip utility, editing, and zipping it back up. But that's only good until the next update, so...

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A ctrl+click as the default option for left-click would be acceptable, but the proper tab handling process as in Netscape is what I'm looking for. If I had 3 tabs open and the 2nd one was current, I want to left-click a link and have it open a new tab between the original 3rd and 4th tab and open that link in what is now the 3rd of 4 tabs open. My question is what module has the deficient code for me to change? I realize that I will have to update it with each new version but hopefully it will be fixed one of these days. I had to change code for a bug in a module for several 3.x versions but it was fixed by 4.x. Thanks in advance.

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I'm not sure anyone here can answer your question without searching the code. (Support folks, not developers.)

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Tab Mix Plus did not work. I removed it and installed Tab Utilities 1.1.5 which does work acceptably. It opens a new tab to the right of all open tabs. I also found the tabs code in a UserChrome module in the Chrome folder that may fix it without a plugin. Thanks.