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You could open five tabs of Facebook, and you'd probably want each one to share its container with the four others unless you specifically want it not to.
by genghizkhan 9y ago
You could open five tabs of Facebook, and you'd probably want each one to share its container with the four others unless you specifically want it not to.
- feanaro 9y agoTrue. It still seems like an unfortunate miss of opportunity since this is essentially an UI problem. It would be great if there was an option to switch the default the other way around: all tabs are opened in their own containers unless you open a tab by "cloning" from an existing tab (for instance, by right-clicking).