Working in Firefox 102.0.1 (64-bit).

You are allowed to turn off the prefetch from the addons page options tab. This allows me to queue multiple webpage loads from the same domain without actually loading them all at once. This allows me to not be seen as a bot downloading a bunch of pages at the same time.

The greatly-reduced permissions compared to LoadTabOnSelect 3 is also much appreciated!

As a programmer myself, I also checked the installed files for any outward fetch requests. There is an unactivatable fetch GET request to httpbin used in a flag-restricted debug mode, and that's it. In other words, since it doesn't try to make a fetch request, it isn't trying to send any data anywhere or get your IP address. In other words, it can be trusted with its permissions.

Thanks, Un Crevard

an alternative to LoadTabOnSelect
• which does NOT require reload (F5) after having reopened last closed tab (Ctrl+Shitf+T)
• with minimal set of permissions
thx

Very nice add-on! Thank you!

You took an old abandoned add-on, you forked it, and you improved it. So you deserve 5 stars! Thank you and congratulations.

Works well. With about:config browser.tabs.loadBookmarksInBackground set to true, when you Ctrl-click a bookmarks folder, the tabs all open but don't load until you select them. However, if the option to prefetch page to retrieve favicon and title is selected, it loads the html for all the tabs at the same time, which can cause problems if there are a lot of tabs. An improvement would be to have this option prefetch only a few tabs at a time ( similar to load tabs sequentially / Load Background Tabs Lazily / Open All Slowly ).