browserSettings.newTabPosition
A BrowserSetting
object that can be used to control the position of newly opened tabs relative to already open tabs.
The underlying value is a string that can take one of three values:
- "afterCurrent": Open all new tabs next to the current tab.
- "relatedAfterCurrent": The default. Open new tabs next to the current tab if they are related to the current tab (for example, if they were opened via a link in the current tab). Otherwise, open new tabs at the end of the tabstrip.
- "atEnd": Open all tabs at the end of the tabstrip.
Browser compatibility
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newTabPosition |
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This setting can be changed but has no effect.
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Examples
This code sets the value to "afterCurrent" and then logs the new value:
async function setAfterCurrent() { let result = await browser.browserSettings.newTabPosition.set({value: "afterCurrent"}); console.log(`Result: ${result}`); let newValue = await browser.browserSettings.newTabPosition.get({}); console.log(`New value: ${newValue.value}`); }
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https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/WebExtensions/API/browserSettings/newTabPosition