Is there a setting that I have missed that allows me to open a new tab that is an identical url as the old tab? Like cloning or duplicating a tab? I looked through the shortcuts but didn't see anything that sounded like what I am looking for. IE6 had that function and you can force Firefox to duplicate the address. Thanks.
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Internet Explorer 7 and duplicate tab 1
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Unfortunately, there is no easy way to do what you're after. Ctrl+N opens a new browser window with the same page, but Ctrl+T opens a new tab with either a blank page or your home page (depending on tab property settings). If you're good with the keyboard, or if you have a 3rd party keyboard macro type program, you can do: Alt+D, Ctrl+C, Ctrl+T, Alt+D, Ctrl+V, Enter
(But that's probably not very convenient)
(But that's probably not very convenient)
Hi
Based on the FireFox and Opera behavior, try to drag the icon from the left of the URL to an empty area of the tab bar.
Feherke.
Based on the FireFox and Opera behavior, try to drag the icon from the left of the URL to an empty area of the tab bar.
Feherke.
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