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> This would seem to be the basic, beginning use-case from which all other use-cases would follow. I would never ever want to do that. So, no, it is not the ba

> This would seem to be the basic, beginning use-case from which all other use-cases would follow. I would never ever want to do that. So, no, it is not the basic, beginning use-case. It is a worthless use case for me. You shouldn't assume that your use cases are the obvious ones.

rsync 7y ago
How do you open new, specific, container tabs with a keystroke then ? As far as I can tell, the only way to open a specific container tab is to mousey-mouse-mouse to: File > New Container Tab > Blah Of course that use-case should be preserved, but it's woefully inefficient ... if you have a profile you do a lot of things under, you'd create a window and then (keystroke) (CMD)-t to get a new tab ...
- Vinnl 7y ago
  It's not super-efficient, but it is keyboard accessible: press Ctrl+. to open the Container selection menu, then the down arrow to the Container you want, and Enter to open a new tab in that Container.
  - rsync 7y ago
    Actually, I see that you can press number keys to spawn the container tab you want in that pick-list. So, you don't need to down-arrow and pick, you can just: ctrl + . (ctrl + period) then hit '1' or '2' ...
    - Vinnl 7y ago
      Well, today I learned - thanks!
- freddie_mercury 7y ago
  Why would I want to do that? I type in a URL and Firefox knows which container to open it in already. I've been using Firefox with containers since it came out and I've never wanted to do that.