https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/new-versions-of-waterfox/m-p/58418#M20597 <P>I am consistently annoyed when a new 'upgrade' of Waterfox is suggested for me to upgrade to, simply because every time I do accept and allow an upgrade, the process forces me to lose my place on the site I am working on, and inserts a new tab at the end of all the tabs. This is really unworkable since I generally have 500+ tabs open (thanks to you for this since it means I CAN have that many open) and when the upgrade finishes, I will lose my place and have to spend 10 minutes or more finding where I was working before the upgrade. Can you PLEASE simply cause an upgrade to insert a new tab after the one I am currently on, rather than kicking me to the very far end with the 'new tab'? I doubt I am the only one with this issue.</P><P>Thanks, Michael Johnston</P> Fri, 31 May 2024 07:46:20 GMT banichi 2024-05-31T07:46:20Z https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/new-versions-of-waterfox/m-p/58418#M20597 <P>I am consistently annoyed when a new 'upgrade' of Waterfox is suggested for me to upgrade to, simply because every time I do accept and allow an upgrade, the process forces me to lose my place on the site I am working on, and inserts a new tab at the end of all the tabs. This is really unworkable since I generally have 500+ tabs open (thanks to you for this since it means I CAN have that many open) and when the upgrade finishes, I will lose my place and have to spend 10 minutes or more finding where I was working before the upgrade. Can you PLEASE simply cause an upgrade to insert a new tab after the one I am currently on, rather than kicking me to the very far end with the 'new tab'? I doubt I am the only one with this issue.</P><P>Thanks, Michael Johnston</P> Fri, 31 May 2024 07:46:20 GMT https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/new-versions-of-waterfox/m-p/58418#M20597 banichi 2024-05-31T07:46:20Z