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Firefox 3 - opening closed tabs with middle click on tab bar? how?
Is there something built into FF3 that allows me to do it, or do I still need an extension? I think Tab Mix Plus did it for me on FF2.X
I know about the history drop down menu and the recently closed tabs, but I want to be able to middle click the tab bar and call up the last closed tabs in the reverse order they were closed.
It should be there by default. I'm having difficulties doing it in OSX, but it works fine for me in Windows. You just have to make sure that you click on empty space in the tab bar, something that gets more difficult the more tabs are open.
Also, Ctrl+Shift+T (or Cmd+Shift+T) is your friend - does exactly what you're after, except without needing to move one's hand those awful three inches off the keyboard to reach the mouse.
Can you open a new window with three tabs? Load stuff in all three, close one and then middle-click on the empty space in the tab bar to bring back the third. It should work.
And wait... your hands are already on the mouse? How big is that thing?
Strange. I suppose Tab Mix Plus would have this ability. Otherwise, there's this - it puts a button in either the toolbar or tabbar to reopen closed tabs. Not exactly an elegant solution, but it's all I know of, I'm afraid.
I like Tab Clicking Options. I've assigned CTRL-click on the tab bar to undo close tab, double click on the tab bar to create a new tab, and double-click on an existing tab to duplicate it. Very handy.
I'm just using the bog-standard Firefox 3 in Windows at the moment and it's working fine. Only two things I can think of that could be making this happen are Session Manager and Tabs Open Relative. I'm fairly sure it isn't the latter, so it might be something from Session Manager, then.
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Also, Ctrl+Shift+T (or Cmd+Shift+T) is your friend - does exactly what you're after, except without needing to move one's hand those awful three inches off the keyboard to reach the mouse.
and no, it's not working for me. middle clicking on tabs does close them, and middle clicking links opens the link in a new tab, for the record.
And wait... your hands are already on the mouse? How big is that thing?
I'm on my Windows partition now, and it's not working either... Maybe something with my hardware?