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There are two groups. Regular and private. All regular ones share session, so do all private. I never had a problem with that setup. Though I wouldn't mind if p
by rplnt 11y ago
There are two groups. Regular and private. All regular ones share session, so do all private. I never had a problem with that setup. Though I wouldn't mind if private tabs would each had its own session unless they were opened from following a ling from other private tab. But that would be definitely harder to indicate to the user.
- azernik 11y agoThe issue isn't defining behavior - it's communicating that behavior to the user. It's much easier to prevent confusion ("wait, I did what in a regular tab??") when private tabs are in separate, very differently styled windows.