Windows 10: When I click on a tab in the taskbar, a same new tab automatically opens instead of opening...

When I click on a tab in the taskbar, a new tab automatically opens instead of opening the tab I clicked on.

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Tabs open on Starup-Firefox?

I was wondering is there a way where when I start up Firefox multiple tabs open with web pages loading? Like when I open up Firefox 4 tabs start up and they are different websites loading?

Thanks*Toast :toast:

 

Firefox10 not loading images in tabs when the tab is opened

I browse with a LOT of tabs in Firefox 10 - I do this because I need to give the pages time to load on my less than perfect connection, so I pre-open a PILE of new tabs then start reading through first one as the others load.

Since version 10 they seem to have have started this INTOLERABLE BULL$#!T of not loading images in the tabs until you actually LOOK at the tab, and this completely screws up my life as the very reason I opened the tabs WAS TO PRE-LOAD THE CONTENT, and NOTHING has been loaded.

I really want to find the idiot retard developer responsible for this monumental cock-up, and pour spoiled cat urine into the air vents at the bottom of his car's windscreen to make his next few days as horribly unpleasant as he has made my last few days on firefox 10.

Aware that I will never get this opportunity, I beg of the forum to find me some sort of "about:config" setting I can diddle to lift this terrible curse.

I have obviously googled as best I can but all I find are forums about images not loading at all - Mine DO load, it's just that they load AFTER I switch to that tab, and that is USELESS to me *Frown

FFS the whole POINT of opening it in a new tab is for it to LOAD IN THE NEW TAB - if its not going to load it there anyway then I may as well just follow the link in my current tab & we can throw tabs away.

To that developer who thought this up : may the fury of a thousand trolls ruin every little thing you try and do for the rest of the week - you knob.

(Sorry forum - I'm just really pi$$ed)

 

Command line/tab

QUESTION/suggestion:
* Why not remember the last active tab?
For example, if you are on tab 2 and close the program, then run it again, for the program to open tab 2 again. But if the -tab X command-line option is used, then the program goes to X tab, regardless of last active tab.

Does that make sense?