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Since this last update new new tabs page with most used links and such doesnt austomatically open on new tabs. I got it to open only when I open a new browser.

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Since this last update new new tabs page with most used links and such doesn't automatically open on new tabs. I got it to open only when I open a new browser. Otherwise I need to click the homepage button left of the address bar. I like when it automatically opened before but I cant seem to get it to work like it used to. I didn't change anything after the last update it just changed it for me.

Since this last update new new tabs page with most used links and such doesn't automatically open on new tabs. I got it to open only when I open a new browser. Otherwise I need to click the homepage button left of the address bar. I like when it automatically opened before but I cant seem to get it to work like it used to. I didn't change anything after the last update it just changed it for me.

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hi, please enter about:config into the firefox address bar (confirm the info message in case it shows up), search for the preference named browser.newtabpage.enabled & make sure that it's set to true.

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hi, please enter about:config into the firefox address bar (confirm the info message in case it shows up), search for the preference named browser.newtabpage.enabled & make sure that it's set to true.