DISQUS

Martin · 1 year ago

Thank you! :D
thebitguru · 10 months ago

This was very useful, thanks for posting!
matt · 6 months ago

Thank you!!!! I spent hours on my own! I should look first! We all make mistakes...
Kaervas · 6 months ago

ctrl+d instead of clicking in the address bar, works with ie7 and ff
A · 5 months ago

ooh! thanks a tonne!
Some Guy · 4 months ago

I will say thank you, because I never knew how to do this and this helps a lot. But I wish there was a way to duplicate the tab AND keep the history for that tab. I remember a long time ago in the IE 6 times, you could open a new window with the same URL and history as your current one.
Doug Hansen · 4 months ago

Does not duplicate the history, tho. Just the current page.

Ctrl+N duplicates history and everything but in new browser iteration.

Would love to see that in a duplicate tab.
csaba · 2 months ago

I love you
taste4 · 1 month ago

Works indeed, but history is not duplicated. For that, press ctrl-key while dragging tab accross; works for FF only.