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I agree. That's why I said I just want to have the option, but I don't care about its initial state :) I wouldn't even care if it were only available in about:c
by phaylon 14y ago
I agree. That's why I said I just want to have the option, but I don't care about its initial state :) I wouldn't even care if it were only available in about:config.
I just wanted to mention my viewpoint (started writing it before I saw the other replies), since I find it an important improvement. For example, I won't use Chromium regularly besides testing things in it, because it would be way too painful for me.
- mbrubeck 14y agoIt's already an option in the Firefox options/preferences UI. In the "General" preferences in Firefox 13, if you have "Show my tabs from last time" selected, there's a checkbox for "Don't load tabs until selected". In Firefox 15 and later, the checkbox is in the "Tabs" pane so it's always accessible: http://zpao.com/posts/making-restore-on-demand-accessible/ http://zpao.com/posts/making-restore-on-demand-accessible/
- phaylon 14y agoI know, which is why FF is my main browser. I'm just arguing the importance of the option for my personal usage patterns.
- illumen 14y agoIt's great the option is there, and thanks SO much for pointing it out. Now for me as one of the 5-8 tab people, restoring tabs will be a good experience. You get 39 hero points, and 72.55 gold stars. However, I'm of the opinion that options are bad UX too (until you find them :). It's better when the experience is just good. I know that's asking a lot... but I think it's possible with some combination of the ideas mentioned in this discussion to automatically do the right thing for most users.