
- #Firefox popups open in new tab install
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#Firefox popups open in new tab install
These permissions are not needed to install and use New Tab Override: The permission to read and modify browser settings is needed to change the position of new tabs and for the option to automatically use your home page as new tab page. The permission to access the browser tabs is needed so that New Tab Override can jump to the settings page if it’s already open in another tab when you click the button to open the extension’s settings.

There is no way to prevent this without this permission. The permission to access the browser history is needed to prevent spammy "moz-extension://" entries in your browsing history every time you open a new tab. New Tab Override will not work without the following permissions:
#Firefox popups open in new tab full
To offer full transparency, this overview also lists "silent" permissions. Some permissions are mandatory, some are optional. New Tab Override needs several permissions to work properly. Brazilian Portuguese (Thanks, Mozilla commmunity!).Spanish (Thanks, MissingUser and Mozilla commmunity!).Chinese, Simplified (Thanks, tiansh and Mozilla commmunity!).

#Firefox popups open in new tab code
xbap, you won't have RegistryPermission.īut given all of that, the following line of code will change IE to open links in a new tab: The third problem is that if you're trying to do this from an. For some reason, it insists on opening the new page in a new tab of the other IE window, no matter what setting you try. On top of that, it doesn't work if you have more than one IE window open.
If you're OK with that (and you reset the registry key after navigation) it should work (IE only). I found a way to do this, but it involves setting a registry key.
