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Actual behavior
Case 1, opening a frame in a new tab/window:
When we have a container with a page with frames, right clicking in a frame, and choosing This Frame > Open Frame in New Tab(also in new Window), the frame does open in a different Tab/Window, but it DOES NOT maintain the container the original page was opened at.
Case 2, opening a new tab via Alt+Enter in the URL bar
Have any url in the address bar while in a Container Tab, and press alt+enter. The url opens in a new tab as expected, but it DOES NOT maintain the current container.
Both cases make that session/cookie dependent pages will not work because they (obviously) don't carry out them across containers.
Expected behavior
Opened frames/tabs/windows from within a container tab, should open in a tab of the same container.
The same should happen when opening a new tab via "alt+enter" in the url bar.
Steps to reproduce
Case 1:
Have a page in a container, which contains frames
Right click within a container and choose This Frame > Open Frame in New Tab (or new Window)
The page does open in a new tab, but NOT on the same container as the original one.
Case 2:
Have any page within a container.
have any url in the address bar, and press Alt+Enter.
The page does open in a new tab, but NOT on the same container as the original one.
Notes
Other cases DO maintain the current container, e.g.
Ctrl+click on any link
Middle click on any link
Right click on a link, and choose Open Link in New <current container> Tab
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" When we have a container with a page with frames, right clicking in a frame, and choosing This Frame > Open Frame in New Tab(also in new Window), the frame does open in a different Tab/Window, but it DOES NOT maintain the container the original page was opened at."
I am seeing this behavior on Firefox 69.0.1 release version now. This worked fine in 68 and before as I was regularly using the feature, but now my firefox seems to have updated and broke it.
If you are in a container and press Ctrl+Tab, the new tab does not retain the container. It would be nice to have a key shortcut to open a new tab "in the same container", meaning, in the current one, regardless of which one that is (without having to remember the number for each container).
Actual behavior
Case 1, opening a frame in a new tab/window:
When we have a container with a page with frames, right clicking in a frame, and choosing
This Frame > Open Frame in New Tab
(also in new Window), the frame does open in a different Tab/Window, but it DOES NOT maintain the container the original page was opened at.Case 2, opening a new tab via Alt+Enter in the URL bar
Have any url in the address bar while in a Container Tab, and press alt+enter. The url opens in a new tab as expected, but it DOES NOT maintain the current container.
Both cases make that session/cookie dependent pages will not work because they (obviously) don't carry out them across containers.
Expected behavior
Opened frames/tabs/windows from within a container tab, should open in a tab of the same container.
The same should happen when opening a new tab via "alt+enter" in the url bar.
Steps to reproduce
Case 1:
This Frame > Open Frame in New Tab
(or new Window)Case 2:
Notes
Other cases DO maintain the current container, e.g.
Ctrl+click on any link
Middle click on any link
Right click on a link, and choose
Open Link in New <current container> Tab
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: