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FYI Brave, and I suppose Chromium, has a flag that, when enabled, when typing an existing tab/already open website, shows the the existing tab instead of allowi
by fifteen1506 2y ago
FYI Brave, and I suppose Chromium, has a flag that, when enabled, when typing an existing tab/already open website, shows the the existing tab instead of allowing to create duplicates by mistake.
- rhamzeh 2y agoFirefox has been doing that for a long while too. It recommends going to the already open tab but you can ignore that and open a nee tab anyway if you wish.
- lukebennett 2y agoFirefox offers this in the dropdown when typing a URL, there's a "Switch to Tab" option to take you straight to the existing tab instead of creating a duplicate.
- zelphirkalt 2y agoOr, if you already know it is already opened, you can use % prefix in the url bar to only suggest switching to already opened tabs.
- deleted 2y ago[deleted]