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  1. Racktacular, Apr 23, 2007

    Racktacular macrumors regular

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    What is the keyboard shortcut to copy the current webpage in a new tab via Firefox? On my PC I just double clicked the tab, but that doesn't work with my macbook.

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  2. makismagoo99, Apr 23, 2007

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    I'm not exactly sure if this is what you mean, but to open a link in a new tab you can command (⌘) - click the link. If you mean to duplicate the tab, the easiest way I have found to do it is to simply drag the URL from the address bar and drop it on the tab bar.
     
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  3. skwij, Apr 24, 2007

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    I'm not sure that behaviour is built into Firefox, or comes from an extension. You might want to give TabMixPlus a look. Customises just about anything to do with tabs, including what's available in the contextual menus.
     
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  4. Racktacular, Apr 24, 2007

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    thanks for the replies. That file did it. I can now double click the tab to duplicate it and do some other things as well. Thanks!
     
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