When you have multiple windows open on Firefox each window is independent of the other, and each window will have a different instance of our extension running. If you put this code inside event like click function - it will work fine - it's the same with all proposed solutions here. * toogleStatusBarIcon

If no URL is specified, a new window/tab with about:blank is opened: name: Optional. Is every finite group the outer automorphism group of a finite group? Belowe JS alternative to it, here is working example (stackoverflow snippets not allow to opening new tab). @Ian From my testing on browsers with default settings, this answer works in cases where the answers above do not. I'm trying to open a URL in a new tab, as opposed to a popup window.. Specifies the URL of the page to open. Shift+click on an email row and you open that email in a new window. I'm guessing that the answer is that you cannot do this, but I wanted to double check. The closest you could get as far as I'm aware of is monitoring keypress and mouseclick events to try to match actions to common methods for opening links in new tabs. * Initializes the extension. I am going to add these lines to my init method to add the listeners: verifiyOpenedTab just waits until the tab is ready and runs getNumberOfTntTabs. Check and see for yourself: http://jsfiddle.net/4S4ET/.

@Quentin I missed that part, but when I tried to call window.open with the second parameter «windowName» equal to «_blank» or without it at all, the popup or new tab have not appeared in latest Google Chrome. For windows closing we will need to ad an event listener to the unload event of the windows. For detecting windows opening there is nothing we need to do. I think that you can't control this.

How to detect if user it trying to open a link in a new tab? One solution is to embed hidden input elements inside the form element that have, I ended up going to a different solution where I do. This might open in a new tab or window depending on the browser settings. To be able to know if there is only one instance of the application running I need to check all tabs on all windows for the domain of the application and then apply certain rules if there is more than one tab with the application open. The window.opener property in JavaScript will point to the window that opened the new window. rev 2020.9.24.37673, Stack Overflow works best with JavaScript enabled, Where developers & technologists share private knowledge with coworkers, Programming & related technical career opportunities, Recruit tech talent & build your employer brand, Reach developers & technologists worldwide. Always use specific name for that window in my case meaningfulName, in this case you save processor resource: On this way when you click for example 10 times on button, browser will always re-render it in one new tab, instead of opening it in 10 different tabs which will consume much more resources. How can I configure Chrome to display it in a new tab, as opposed to a popup?

Doing this could cause that when you save something on one tab the other tab is affected and your data could be corrupted. Thank you. @shaedrich inspired by your snipped I added non-jquery one-liner: @shaedrich- How to include a text in the code provided by you which will have the link to the page (specified bu the url)?

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