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I understand you trigger a html page to set the background color but because of that, when opening a new tab, i cant begin to use the address bar to type something without first having to clear the entire line. It's a bit cumbersome. Maybe u can load the webpage and clear the address bar by using javascript?
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Unfortunately this is a bug/feature(?) and is potentially intended behavior.
I also agree that this behavior shouldn't be like this, however it's a Mozilla issue.
And that's what you are doing, for example when you select the "background color" option, you will use:
html/options.html
So what you should do instead is keep loading html/newtab.html no matter what, but detect that user has "background color" option and simply remove the body and set the background (for example).
And your URL will remain empty.
I understand you trigger a html page to set the background color but because of that, when opening a new tab, i cant begin to use the address bar to type something without first having to clear the entire line. It's a bit cumbersome. Maybe u can load the webpage and clear the address bar by using javascript?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: