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Home Button opens new tab instead of opening on the current tab.

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Remon
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How do you do? Sir, I am facing an issue in the new version of firefox for Android.

In the new version while browsing a website, when I press the home button and load another website, the new website opens in a new tab instead of opening on the current tab.

So is there a way to solve this? I wish the home button would load home page on the current tab instead of opening in a new tab. If I need a new tab then I could just open it on my own. I don't need the home button to open a new tab.

Thank you.

How do you do? Sir, I am facing an issue in the new version of firefox for Android. In the new version while browsing a website, when I press the home button and load another website, the new website opens in a new tab instead of opening on the current tab. So is there a way to solve this? I wish the home button would load home page on the current tab instead of opening in a new tab. If I need a new tab then I could just open it on my own. I don't need the home button to open a new tab. Thank you.

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Paul
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Hi

Thank you for your feedback. This is something that our developers are aware of and are looking into. You can follow progress on this and leave feedback at:

https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues/20012