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Sticky Window Containers geliştiren: jchronakis

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Thank you for reporting this. Did you open a page in the newly opened tab? The newly opened tab starts as "default" but switches to the container just before loading an external site. My add-on cannot display default firefox pages such as the new tab page or any "about" pages in a container. At least I haven't found a way to reliably do this yet.

If it doesn't work for you, I would be grateful, if we can have a chat on the github issues page https://github.com/chronakis/firefox-sticky-window-containers/issues so that I can solve the problem.

Thank you.
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  • yazan: xy, bir yıl önce
  • yazan: Firefox kullanıcısı 16459939, 2 yıl önce
  • yazan: Andrei, 2 yıl önce
    At first I thought it doesn't work. Turns out when you just create a tab it's not in a container yet in contrast with the situation when you create new tab in a container manually. But when you go to a website it is changed to the corresponding container of the first tab. Works well for me!
  • yazan: Hugo, 2 yıl önce
  • yazan: Brodie Kurczynski, 2 yıl önce
  • yazan: Firefox kullanıcısı 16381538, 2 yıl önce
  • yazan: Firefox kullanıcısı 13543584, 3 yıl önce
  • yazan: Firefox kullanıcısı 14027951, 3 yıl önce
  • yazan: Kurt McAlpine, 3 yıl önce
  • yazan: kstev99, 3 yıl önce
    This is exactly what I needed ! Thanks to the developer!

    At first i didn't think that it worked until I realized that the PINNED tab farthest left is considered the First Tab and not the first full sized tab. Keep this in mind if you have pinned tabs as I do. I can live with that, but I wish that there was an "Ignore Pinned Tabs" Setting
  • yazan: josh, 3 yıl önce
  • yazan: the21st, 4 yıl önce
    I am having an issue where if I open a URL from the outside of Firefox with a site that I asked Firefox to "always open in a specific container", 2 tabs get created instead of one, both with the same URL.
  • yazan: Firefox kullanıcısı 17032502, 4 yıl önce
    Perfect for project management. Should be default for Firefox.
  • yazan: Bflat, 4 yıl önce
    Great addon!
  • yazan: danielkza, 4 yıl önce
  • yazan: Rick, 4 yıl önce
    This is so close to being perfect. Only issue I'm having is when waking a tab that was in a different container and put to sleep with Auto Tab Discard. When it's opened a new tab is created, leaving a blank window tab behind.

    It works fine when a sleeping tab in the windows main container is woken up. So this is a minor minor problem, otherwise awesome!
  • yazan: John Homebrew, 4 yıl önce
  • yazan: Youareyou, 5 yıl önce
    Does exactly what it says it will do, this is very useful for my workflow where I separate personal and school stuff by window.

    Edit: The following issue has been fixed after a PR on Github!
    The only issue I have is that if the first tab in a window is a container, it prevents me from opening "default" (not sure if that's the right term) pages such as settings and the add-on manager. This is already logged as Issue #8 on Github.
  • yazan: Kostiantyn Moroz, 5 yıl önce
  • yazan: Bob Flemmington, 5 yıl önce
    Works well so far, thanks for this!
  • yazan: Firefox kullanıcısı 14866486, 5 yıl önce
  • yazan: Bellmaker, 5 yıl önce
  • yazan: Adam Shand, 5 yıl önce
    This is perfect, thanks! Exactly what I was looking for.
  • yazan: tomjwatson, 5 yıl önce
  • yazan: Jan Kolařík, 5 yıl önce
    This is exactly what I needed. I was about to switch to Chrome for work purposes when I discovered this. Thank you, thank you!

    Anyway, one slightly annoying detail that I'd like to report: On Windows, after pressing Ctrl+T to open a new tab, the URL bar gains focus for a split second but as soon as the container is set it loses it. I wish I could just press Ctrl+T and start typing the URL immediately. Now I have to press Ctrl+T, then press Ctrl+L or F6 and then I can start typing.