Ctrl + T to open new tab with container selector?

[ksze]

Is there a way to make it so that when I press Ctrl + T, it opens a new tab with the container selector, like the one you see when you try to open a link from an external application?

[ding-dang-do]

Ctrl+T opens a new tab in the current container only if you have your Firefox-Startpage settings for a new tab on default. Otherwise it opens a new tab in the default container.
about:preferences#home -> Startpage -> New Tabs -> Firefox-Startpage (default).
This is a bug, see here: #252

An other option is to use '+' sign beside the tab and use the middle mouse button (about:config -> browser.tabs.opentabfor.middleclick = true) or press Ctrl and use the left mouse button.

[ksze]

@ding-dang-do I think you misunderstand me. I want to see a container selector in the new tab that Ctrl+T opens. The current behaviour is getting either 1) a blank page in the default container or 2) the Firefox Home page in the same container as my last focused tab.

[ksze]

I mean this container selector, the one that you would get if you opened a link from an external application:

[ding-dang-do]

I think you can't do this with Ctrl+T, but with the conex popup menu. Open it with the mouse or Ctrl+Space and click on the '+' sign of the desired container. This will open a new tab in the right container directly.

[kesselborn]

Hi, this is currently not possible but something I want to add after the refactoring (which will take time) Cheers

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Am 09.05.2019 um 02:31 schrieb ding-dang-do ***@***.***>: I think you can't do this with Ctrl+T, but with the conex popup menu. Open it with the mouse or Ctrl+Space and click on the '+' sign of the desired container. This will open a new tab in the right container directly. — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.