View Full Version : "Add new tab button" for Firefox???
Julie Billingsley
05-29-2009, 09:54 PM
I need some firefox help! I had two add ons that were clashing or something so I had to delete my profile and reinstall the other day. Now I'm trying to get my add ons back and I can't find one. :( It was an addon that was an "add new tab" button on the right side of the tabs. I'm lost without it! :( I have firefox 3.0 Thanks for any help!
Leila
05-29-2009, 09:56 PM
Ctrl T. ;)
Sorry Julie, I'm not sure which add-on that is. I just use Ctrl T to get a new tab.
digideb
05-29-2009, 09:57 PM
that's what I do too, Leu!
i just double click in the empty space where a new tab would be and it opens one.
ColleenSwerb
05-29-2009, 10:13 PM
Is it this one?
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/69?src=api
I have a big button next to my morning coffee button. It's a tab shape with a big green plus sign on it. But I have no idea how I got it there......
Mandy
05-29-2009, 10:40 PM
i just double click in the empty space where a new tab would be and it opens one.
Awesome! I usually right click and click on New Tab.
Angie4b1g
05-29-2009, 10:51 PM
CTRL T here lol
Julie Billingsley
05-29-2009, 11:28 PM
i just double click in the empty space where a new tab would be and it opens one.
LOL... I always have 10+ tabs open and there isn't an empty space. :p
I downloaded that one you linked to, Col. I'll give it a try! My old one had the button on the right though instead of the left. So weird I can't find it!! :(
ditzyscrap
05-30-2009, 02:24 AM
I use the "Undo Closed Tabs Button" add-on...well, I don't use it for adding a new tab (I use Ctrl+T, lol) but if you right click on this one it's an option there. Plus it's awesome because when you accidentally close a tab or want to reopen one that you closed recently, you can, lol.
Jen22
05-30-2009, 04:54 AM
If you go up to where you main buttons are (ie: the refresh, home, stop, etc buttons) and you right click on any one of them -- it should give you the option to "Customize" ...
After you push customize, a window will pop up and show you some nifty buttons that you can add to your main area up there. They have a "new tab" button that you can add (it does exactly what you need it to - add a new tab - and doesn't require any installation). It looks like a folder with a green plus sign on it (there's also a "new window" that looks similar - but it's a little different).
Anyhoo - once you find it - you can just drag and drop it to wherever you want it to be. :) I remember looking forever for an addon that did what I want - only to discover that the "new tab" option is built into the Firefox browser, but it's just not a default button (and that you have to add it yourself - grr)
:)
ColleenSwerb
05-30-2009, 09:05 AM
If you go up to where you main buttons are (ie: the refresh, home, stop, etc buttons) and you right click on any one of them -- it should give you the option to "Customize" ...
After you push customize, a window will pop up and show you some nifty buttons that you can add to your main area up there. They have a "new tab" button that you can add (it does exactly what you need it to - add a new tab - and doesn't require any installation). It looks like a folder with a green plus sign on it (there's also a "new window" that looks similar - but it's a little different).
Anyhoo - once you find it - you can just drag and drop it to wherever you want it to be. :) I remember looking forever for an addon that did what I want - only to discover that the "new tab" option is built into the Firefox browser, but it's just not a default button (and that you have to add it yourself - grr)
:)
Yes! That is what I was looking for! I couldn't remember it last night. Thank you!
newfiemountiewife
05-30-2009, 09:49 AM
If you go up to where you main buttons are (ie: the refresh, home, stop, etc buttons) and you right click on any one of them -- it should give you the option to "Customize" ...
After you push customize, a window will pop up and show you some nifty buttons that you can add to your main area up there. They have a "new tab" button that you can add (it does exactly what you need it to - add a new tab - and doesn't require any installation). It looks like a folder with a green plus sign on it (there's also a "new window" that looks similar - but it's a little different).
Anyhoo - once you find it - you can just drag and drop it to wherever you want it to be. :) I remember looking forever for an addon that did what I want - only to discover that the "new tab" option is built into the Firefox browser, but it's just not a default button (and that you have to add it yourself - grr)
:)
OMG thank you SO much for this! I am a newer FF convert from IE, and I know nothing about these nifty add ons and tricks. I cannot tell you how much I appreciate this!
Julie Billingsley
05-30-2009, 01:35 PM
oooh, thank you Irish Eyes! I'm trying that right now! :)
Jen22
05-30-2009, 07:11 PM
Glad I could help -- I went slightly insane till I could get my new tab button back, lol. I use it all the time :)
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