Firefox shortcut to open a particular account container
Firefox has multi-account containers that allow you to use the same website with several accounts, without having to use a different browser:
Problem: I always open tabs with CTRL-t because clicking takes too much time.
Question: How to open a new work-related tab with the fastest possible keyboard operation?
firefox keyboard-shortcuts firefox-extensions container
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Firefox has multi-account containers that allow you to use the same website with several accounts, without having to use a different browser:
Problem: I always open tabs with CTRL-t because clicking takes too much time.
Question: How to open a new work-related tab with the fastest possible keyboard operation?
firefox keyboard-shortcuts firefox-extensions container
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Firefox has multi-account containers that allow you to use the same website with several accounts, without having to use a different browser:
Problem: I always open tabs with CTRL-t because clicking takes too much time.
Question: How to open a new work-related tab with the fastest possible keyboard operation?
firefox keyboard-shortcuts firefox-extensions container
Firefox has multi-account containers that allow you to use the same website with several accounts, without having to use a different browser:
Problem: I always open tabs with CTRL-t because clicking takes too much time.
Question: How to open a new work-related tab with the fastest possible keyboard operation?
firefox keyboard-shortcuts firefox-extensions container
firefox keyboard-shortcuts firefox-extensions container
asked Jan 21 at 4:27
Nicolas RaoulNicolas Raoul
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I use https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/easy-container-shortcuts/
AFAIK, there are no firefox built-in shortcuts
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According to the Multi-Account Container plugin page, you can use Ctrl + . to open the panel. Then simply press the down arrow (or tab) and enter.
Ctrl + . (period) keyboard shortcut is available to open the containers panel. You can then use tab and the enter keys to open new container tabs.
It doesn't seem to support opening a specific container with a designated shortcut.
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I use https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/easy-container-shortcuts/
AFAIK, there are no firefox built-in shortcuts
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I use https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/easy-container-shortcuts/
AFAIK, there are no firefox built-in shortcuts
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I use https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/easy-container-shortcuts/
AFAIK, there are no firefox built-in shortcuts
I use https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/easy-container-shortcuts/
AFAIK, there are no firefox built-in shortcuts
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According to the Multi-Account Container plugin page, you can use Ctrl + . to open the panel. Then simply press the down arrow (or tab) and enter.
Ctrl + . (period) keyboard shortcut is available to open the containers panel. You can then use tab and the enter keys to open new container tabs.
It doesn't seem to support opening a specific container with a designated shortcut.
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According to the Multi-Account Container plugin page, you can use Ctrl + . to open the panel. Then simply press the down arrow (or tab) and enter.
Ctrl + . (period) keyboard shortcut is available to open the containers panel. You can then use tab and the enter keys to open new container tabs.
It doesn't seem to support opening a specific container with a designated shortcut.
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According to the Multi-Account Container plugin page, you can use Ctrl + . to open the panel. Then simply press the down arrow (or tab) and enter.
Ctrl + . (period) keyboard shortcut is available to open the containers panel. You can then use tab and the enter keys to open new container tabs.
It doesn't seem to support opening a specific container with a designated shortcut.
According to the Multi-Account Container plugin page, you can use Ctrl + . to open the panel. Then simply press the down arrow (or tab) and enter.
Ctrl + . (period) keyboard shortcut is available to open the containers panel. You can then use tab and the enter keys to open new container tabs.
It doesn't seem to support opening a specific container with a designated shortcut.
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