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how to open command line search results in new tab of existing instance of firefox

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when I search from the command line using "firefox --search, whether using -new-tab or not, the search results open in a new window instead of a new tab in the existing instance of firefox. Can the search results be forced to open in a new tab in the existing instance? I am using the terminal in ubuntu 18.04 and firefox quantum(64).

when I search from the command line using "firefox --search, whether using -new-tab or not, the search results open in a new window instead of a new tab in the existing instance of firefox. Can the search results be forced to open in a new tab in the existing instance? I am using the terminal in ubuntu 18.04 and firefox quantum(64).

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Hi,

I tested the functionality in the same configuration and it works the only difference is that I use Firefox 65 I think it would be necessary to update your version and retest after


After the first run, it opens a new window and the following searches correspond to the options

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Hi,

I tested the functionality in the same configuration and it works the only difference is that I use Firefox 65 I think it would be necessary to update your version and retest after


After the first run, it opens a new window and the following searches correspond to the options

Best regard

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Thank you. I will test and reply. I appreciate the response.