Hello,

Could you please update the add-on so that it also works when selecting “Open in Private Window” from the tab’s context menu?

For reference, here is a screenshot:
prnt.sc/6XeuL4PXhFJG

Ideally, it would be great if the “Open in Private Window” option could be positioned directly below the native “Open in New Container Tab” entry for consistency.

Also, please add an option "Don't close the original tab".

Thank you for considering this request.

I'm so used to context menu > "Open Link in Private Window" and dragging tabs between normal and private windows that I forgot I installed this years ago. It wasn't working (probably because I didn't follow the instructions to 'click on "Allow" next to "Run in Private Windows"'), but when I reinstalled it works well. I open most links in a private window, so its inverse operation "Reopen the current tab into a normal window" is very useful when I want to go from reading a web page to interacting with the site.

No longer working for me following latest extension (4.2.3) and FF update (137.0.1). Click the button, does nothing.

As of version 2.2.7, this works perfectly in Windows. Note that it requires you to allow it to run in private windows. When I first tried it, I didn't have that enabled. So instead of opening a private window, it opened its Settings page to let me set the permission.

As others said: it don't work in android, and no: enabling "run in private mode" doesn't help.

I'm on Android. As others have stated, it just closes the tab without reopening it as a private tab. It would be an awesome add-on if it worked

Edit: I changed my rating because of the reply

Don't work here. Just kill current tab and nothing in private.
Ok, thanks for reply. I put 4 star just to not cause a low rating.

The idea is nice and would do just what I wanted, but it does not work. Issues found:
- If a private window is open, it does not seem to work. Even after closing the private window that was open, it does not work.

- The original tab is closed, but the new private one is not opened, so it forces you to recover the closed tab.

Thanks

useful！