#FIREFOX OPENING MULTIPLE TABS WINDOWS#

Maybe she needs to start utilizing bookmarks/favorites. I'm not sure why though she feels the need to have so many tabs open if she can only view one at a time? That's like complaining that your Jetta doesn't go that fast because you have 10,000 lbs of metal in the trunk.

The speed of the CPU, the amount of memory she has (RAM, not harddrive space), and other programs she's also running has a huge influence as to how many tabs she can run at the same time. But if she has a bunch of media intensive pages open, it's going to give you problems. If she has 20 Google pages open, it's really not a big deal. It all depends on how powerful her computer is and what kind of sites she's going to. If she has 15-30 tabs opened, there's a good chance her computer is going to stall and not run properly, if at all. If I continued, more memory and resources would be demanded and the computer would get slower and slower. Once I opened a few tabs, those being Tom's Hardware, ESPN, Facebook and Youtube, it went from the initial 120MB to over a little over 300MB being used.

I just did a test myself and with Firefox open and sitting on Google it takes up roughly 120MB of memory. Each time you open a tab it takes more and more resources to simultaneously run those tabs, with the amount of resources being consumed depending on the site and the amount/type of content ran on each site, within each tab. for the 'multiple start-up pages', it is applied in a ruthless manner: the specified start-up pages are loaded every time a new window is launched.Yes, Firefox can be a resource hog. if I switch the focus of the window from the pinned*tabs*, I cannot start a new Firefox session with those Pinned Tabs. None of the softer workarounds should help in this case: pinning does not help, as: 1.

#FIREFOX OPENING MULTIPLE TABS WINDOWS#

If there is no such pages (active/inactive Windows all by themselves), start a new Firefox *window*/instance that opens up the email accounts. As you may see from my sample code, I would like to use the shortcut to switch to the window that has Emails account opened. However, what I am expecting to achieve is to have one shortcut that will help with managing my multiple email accounts. To add to the list of *start-up pages' (this is to be specified in the Firefox Setting page). To pin the multiple tabs (this is done by right-clicking on the tabs) Дў. Based on my experience with Firefox, there are two channels:ДЎ. Hi Bobo, as you said, there is a softer way to address the question. So, use RegWrite to change those settings. As far as I remember those are simply listed at the registry (and separated with a comma?). , 'uint', 0, 'ptr', &IID_IDispatch, 'ptr*', pdisp:=0)Д«oBo wrote:Probably a workaround, it should be possible to setup what pages should open by default once a browser gets started. IShellView.GetItemObject -> IDispatch (object which implements IShellFolderViewDual)ДllCall(NumGet(NumGet(psv+0)+15*A_PtrSize), 'ptr', psv IShellBrowser.QueryActiveShellView -> IShellView ShellWindows := ComObjCreate('Shell.Application').WindowsДesktop := shellWindows.FindWindowSW(0, '', 8, ComObj(0x4003, &_hwnd), 1) Credit for explaining this method goes to BrandonLive:

Firefox opening multiple tabs