\nOn a web browser, I use a lot of tabs at one time. The reason is that, very often, I don’t want to leave this one to go to the next one; instead, I want to use them back and forth. I often open the same tab in multiples, from the start, for this purpose. What’s a quick way to do it, on Firebox?<\/p>\n
The best way I know, on Firefox, is middle mouse click on the reload button (it looks like an arrow going around a circle, top left, perhaps third button in).<\/p>\n
\nThe extra bonus of this method is that it opens the duplicate next to the current one, not at the right end of the tabs. That’s what I find, anyway.<\/p>\n
Source:<\/p>\n
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