Then WebView was implemented which allowed app developers to implement web pages within the app but the users hated that interface due to the fact that it had no features and didn’t feel like an upgrade. Traditionally when you clicked the link from within the app, it would always open in your main browser which though a resource heavy was loved by users. Read: How to Import Bookmarks From Chrome to Firefox Android A Brief History First However, when I’m browsing Reddit and often come up with NSFW links, that I would not like to share with Google Chrome. I couldn’t find a direct way to disable custom chrome tabs on third-party apps, but I did however found a way to use Firefox Focus to be used as a default browser for in-app browsing. For general web browsing, I use Google Chrome as it syncs with my Desktop and I can access my bookmarks as well. If you want to open a tab and give the tab focus in FF (27.0.1), and simply calling window.open('url') is not giving you the desired result, try checking the "When I open a new tab, switch to it immediately" option.I prefer having two browsers on my Android smartphone – Google Chrome (for its speed) and Firefox Focus (for privacy). var wi = window.open('', 'window_name', 'height=200,width=200') įor Chrome support, you'll want to check out: Google Chrome "window.open" workaround? In FF 27.0.1 I am able to open a new window with focus by providing window name and option parameters to window.open, and then calling focus. This is about:config you're referring to: dom.disable_window_flip Note, it is generally considered best practice to allow the user to choose what window should be in focus. If you're on Linux, the navigation might be slightly different. Tools > Options, Content area, "Advanced" button to the right of "Enable JavaScript" should give you the option to allow this behavior.
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