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If both are equally popular, it would make sense that this be an easily configurable option in the browser's settings. Favouring one option over the other will
by iamvfl 9y ago
If both are equally popular, it would make sense that this be an easily configurable option in the browser's settings. Favouring one option over the other will inevitably alienate about half the consumers of this awesome feature, which seems like a bit of a waste to me.
- tonyztan 9y agoI agree. If both are popular, it should be a settings option for users to configure.
- groovecoder 9y agoI think there's a GitHub issue for it too. Please upvote!
- PerryCox 9y agoGot a link?
- Splendor 9y agohttps://github.com/mozilla/testpilot-containers/issues/462 https://github.com/mozilla/testpilot-containers/issues/462
- lelandbatey 9y agoI went searching and found this issue, which is still open: https://github.com/mozilla/testpilot-containers/issues/245 https://github.com/mozilla/testpilot-containers/issues/245 "Opening a new tab from a container window opens a normal tab and not a container tab" I should note that the last comment on that issue was made in July, so I went ahead and commented asking about adding a setting to change the new-tab container inheritance behavior.
- SkyMarshal 9y agoDo you know if anyone has suggested this variant: * CTRL-T opens in DefCon * Right-clicking a link and selecting "Open in New Tab" opens in SameCon That's what I would expect the default behavior to be.
- smichel17 9y agoControl-click and mouse 3 (middle button / scroll wheel) click already open a new tab in the current container. But, if you're someone who browses primarily using keyboard shortcuts, this just doesn't cut it.
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- Jarwain 9y agoIt seems like the Firefox team intends to only have what maximises the privacy security protections, and that this extra functionality (hereafter referred to as SameCon, versus the current DefCon) is ideally implemented as an add-on. I'd imagine they're thinking that if a user wants SameCont, that user can just add it as an add-on I don't think this is the ideal solution, because I'd imagine there are a population of users who just wouldn't consider the possibility that SameCon could Be an add-on. Especially if the community is split roughly down the middle. I think yours is the ideal solution, making SameCon a configurable option, but having the default option be DefCon. That way, the privacy and security protections are the Default behavior, but a user has the option to change it Built In
- simcop2387 9y agoJust like the option to open in a new tab or window exists (or used to, I have not checked in years)
- groovecoder 9y agoVery good point; and you get a +1 for "DefCon"
- paulsutter 9y agoThey're probably making a conservative change that's easy to back out of, as a default, and then let various extensions experiment and discover how it should really work. Personally I would want tabs to be in the bozo container by default, unless I explicitly grant the website access to a trusted container, or something. Extension makers will experiment and Firefox can choose from what gets learned.
- pdpi 9y agoPopularity is only one aspect. The only thing split popularity means is that you probably don't want to make the choice with that as your top criterion. Also, people preferring A doesn't automatically mean you'll alienate them by choosing B. Choosing this default because it's more secure, in the face of a split vote, seems like a pretty decent option to me (and I say this as somebody who would've voted for the other option).