Duplicate Firefox Tabs [Round Up]

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Previously, I mentioned about a neat Firefox trick that allows you to duplicate the tab on the fly by just dragging it to a new space. Anyway here what I failed to figure out, and thought would be cool to have:

  1. Support Mac’s Firefox
  2. Keyboard shortcut instead of mouse dragging

Thanks for readers tip-in, there’s work around for both now.


Firefox in Windows

[Mouse] – Hold Control, drag tab to new space.

[Keyboard shortcut] – Click URL (highlight), Alt + Enter

Firefox in Mac

[Mouse] – Hold Command, drag tab to new space.

[Keyboard shortcut] – Click URL (highlight), Option + Enter

Thanks Wendy, Jeniffer

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Posted by hongkiat in Firefox, Web Tricks , at 07.30.08

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Comments

  1. United Voices July 30th, 2008

    This was what I was searching for too. Thanks for the shortcut keys.

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  2. dev July 30th, 2008

    thank for this web trick

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  3. X-OR July 30th, 2008

    [Keyboard shortcut] – Click URL (highlight), Alt + Enter

    you can do this only with keyboard using F6 instead of click url

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  4. Philip Espersen July 31st, 2008

    [Mouse] – Hold Command, drag tab to new space.

    Can’t get this to work. I’m using Mac OS X Tiger and FF3. When i hold Command and the tab. It just moves the tab, some blue indikator appears. And actually does the same if i hold Command or not.

    The keyboard tip work great though :)

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  5. Xavier July 31st, 2008

    Thanks for the beautiful web trick, HongKiat!

    Xavier Lur, the World’s Youngest Professional Blogger

    http://www.KidTechGuru.blogspot.com

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  6. Yong How July 31st, 2008

    great tricks, never think of that.

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  7. Rahul Narula July 31st, 2008

    Though the duplicate tabbing works fine with the keyboard shortcut (Alt +Enter) but the tab history is not duplicated. Its only the current url that gets duplicated.
    Whereas using the mouse dragging duplicates the history of the tab as well.

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  8. okra17 July 31st, 2008

    wow!!! nice! thanks!

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  9. Sangesh July 31st, 2008

    I’m more of a keyboard guy, so that’s for this mate. cheers.

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  10. Angga Rifandi August 11th, 2008

    nice tutorial. but now mozilla addons support duplicate tab IMHO, but I forgot addons name.

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  11. lgman August 12th, 2008

    Hi,
    I read you article/request for “Keyboard shortcut instead of mouse dragging”. Here’s what I’ve found after my first try:

    Hold ‘Ctrl’+'Shift’ and then press ‘t’. This will duplicate a tab with it’s URL. BUT :-( It always opens the URL of the first tab.

    Enjoy…

    lgman

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  12. lgman August 12th, 2008

    Uh. Biiiiig mistake: Actually it’s the last-closed-tab that is opened with that short-cut. Sorry ;-)

    lgman

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