New Tabs

Load on New Tabs (select one):
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You can open New Tab from:
- New Tab Page
- Menu Bar: File > New Tab
- Tab context menu: New Tab
- Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl/Cmd + T
See next sections about the preference that control all other tabs opening
- New Tab Page (about:newtab) - see more details in Firefox Help
- Blank Page (about:blank)
- Home Page (to select your Home Page, you must specify a Home Page in the Firefox Options/General)
- Current Page (whatever page is currently displayed in your browser)
- Duplicate Tab with history (copy the current tab with history)
Focus content when loading non blank page, (when not checked, focus is on the address bar)
Open New Tab next to current one (default, unchecked, open new tab at the end of tabbar)
- When current tab is in a group:
  If your current tab is in a group, available since Firefox 135, you can choose where to add the new tab:
  - Add to the group after current tab
  - Add after the group
  - Add at end of tabbar

Open other tabs next to current one
- Only if related to current tab
- Change opening order - tabs will open to the right of the most recently opened. Please refer to the example below.
  
  Example of changing opening order
  [a][b][c] are the current opened tabs with [a] being the current tab.
  [1][2][3] are the new tabs opened in that order.
  [a][b][c][1][2][3] -> [a][3][2][1][b][c], this is how tabs open without Change opening order.
  [a][b][c][1][2][3] -> [a][1][2][3][b][c], this is how tabs open with Change opening order option checked. :::
Open duplicated tabs next to original
Move tab from 'Switch to tab' next to current one

When using 'Switch to tab' from address bar popup, move the tab you switching to next to the currently selected tab.
This only applied when the tab you switching to is in the same window.

Load tabs progressively - load tabs no more than 3 tabs at a time.
Don't load tabs until selected - all background tabs remain unloaded until selected.