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new tabs in first position / new tabs to the left of current tab

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wbfa
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Hello Support, how do I make new tabs open on the left, hence in first position and not in last position by default. And also how do I make new tabs always open to the left and not to the right of current tab

Thanks for your help Wolfgang

Hello Support, how do I make new tabs open on the left, hence in first position and not in last position by default. And also how do I make new tabs always open to the left and not to the right of current tab Thanks for your help Wolfgang

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Terry
Terry
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Hello. There may be an extension which does that. https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/

wbfa
wbfa Question owner
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Hello Terry, I searched for that before I asked here the question but I found nothing...in the past (up to ff 57) it was Tab Mix Plus...but that works not with the newer versions...

Greetings Wolfgang

Terry
Terry
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There's a new version of TMP on Github. I'll post a link immediately after posting this.

Terry
Terry
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Here's the link. I hope you get it.

https://github.com/onemen/TabMixPlus/

wbfa
wbfa Question owner
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Hello Terry, great and thanks a lot!.. due to your tip I searched in advance and found it..... I do not know this workaround with the legacy add-ons...I have to find a lit bit time to carry that out carefully to avoid mistakes...

Thanks for your help Wolfgang