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Hey is there a way to specify certain booksmarks to open in a new tab?



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Have you tried putting them in a seperate folder, and then use the "Open in tabs" function at the bottom of that folders list?

Ctrl + Click the bookmark

Middle Click works too.

And if you do this ( Ctrl+Click or Middle Click ) on a folder of bookmarks, all the links enclosed will be loaded in different tabs. /!\ if there already is some tabs open, they are used too. So, do this when you launch FF or open a new window.

You can also right click and select "Open in New Tab."

(Is that the same thing as the middle clicking that poi mentioned?)

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lol These are all the same, but I want to actually have individual links marked to open in a tab.



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you tick the checkbox "Load this bookmark in the sidebar" but that's not exactly what you want.

another question:

how do i make firefox the default browser on a linux system?

I suppose that's similar in Linux, MacOs and Windows. In Tools > Options > General ( the first one in fact, sorry I have a French version at work ) > Default Browser. You can force FF to check if it's the default browser on startup, and check if it is the default browser : if it's not, it asks you whether you want to change this.

and exactly that button does not exist in the version i have installed on linux.

Linux doesn't really have default applications and usually it's up to your particular window manager to handle this. Check out this



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thanks! that helped! im using KDE btw.