Firefox: Shortcut Key to move a tab to a new window?
Is there such a key or a way to create one to move a tab to a new window? Currently I have to right click > move tab> move to new window.
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Jeff
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Is there such a key or a way to create one to move a tab to a new window? Currently I have to right click > move tab> move to new window.
Thanks,
Jeff
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asked Jan 27 at 12:53
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Is there such a key or a way to create one to move a tab to a new window? Currently I have to right click > move tab> move to new window.
Thanks,
Jeff
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asked Jan 27 at 12:53
JeffJeff
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Is there such a key or a way to create one to move a tab to a new window? Currently I have to right click > move tab> move to new window.
Thanks,
Jeff
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asked Jan 27 at 12:53
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asked Jan 27 at 12:53
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Not directly, but you can do Shift + Enter from address bar to open the address to a new window.
You can also drag the tab with your mouse out of the current window. Then it will be in it's own window.
answered Jan 27 at 13:31
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Not directly, but you can do Shift + Enter from address bar to open the address to a new window.
You can also drag the tab with your mouse out of the current window. Then it will be in it's own window.
answered Jan 27 at 13:31
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Not directly, but you can do Shift + Enter from address bar to open the address to a new window.
You can also drag the tab with your mouse out of the current window. Then it will be in it's own window.
answered Jan 27 at 13:31
Aulis RonkainenAulis Ronkainen
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Not directly, but you can do Shift + Enter from address bar to open the address to a new window.
You can also drag the tab with your mouse out of the current window. Then it will be in it's own window.
answered Jan 27 at 13:31
Aulis RonkainenAulis Ronkainen
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Not directly, but you can do Shift + Enter from address bar to open the address to a new window.
You can also drag the tab with your mouse out of the current window. Then it will be in it's own window.
answered Jan 27 at 13:31
Aulis RonkainenAulis Ronkainen
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answered Jan 27 at 13:31
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answered Jan 27 at 13:31
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answered Jan 27 at 13:31
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