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How can i make 'paste and go' links open in the same tab?

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johowy
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This is a quick question. in my old laptap which stopped working, everytime i would open a link using the 'paste and go' feature, the link would open in the same tab i pasted the link. but in my computer when i open a link using paste and go in an already opened tab, it still opens the link in a new tab. i have gone through both the tab mix plus options and the normal firefox options but i cannot find what box to check or uncheck.

can someone please help me with this? i have come across some thread that say i will have to go to the config of FF and manually change a setting but i do not recall doing it last time.

This is a quick question. in my old laptap which stopped working, everytime i would open a link using the 'paste and go' feature, the link would open in the same tab i pasted the link. but in my computer when i open a link using paste and go in an already opened tab, it still opens the link in a new tab. i have gone through both the tab mix plus options and the normal firefox options but i cannot find what box to check or uncheck. can someone please help me with this? i have come across some thread that say i will have to go to the config of FF and manually change a setting but i do not recall doing it last time.

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guigs
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This behavior happens by default.

Open Firefox in Safe Mode, if it does what it did before automatically then you know it will be an add on feature.

I do not use that add on, so I am not familiar. It is possible to ask the add on developer as well.