Introduction
Drag and Drop has been improved as of MultiZilla v1.5.0.2. This page documents some of the things that are possible just by dragging and dropping tabs.
Drag a link or a text link to the tabbar and drop it there.
Yes you can by dropping the source tab on to itself.
Yes you can, but only by reverting your actions.
Yes you can. See also: "How can I open new tabs with DND?"
Yes you can. See also: "How can I open new tabs with DND?"
Text links are links with the normal HTML markup. Here are two examples of text links:
chrome://navigator/content/navigator.js
multizilla.mozdev.org/news/news.html
Now, select one of the links and drag it to the tabbar. Drop it on a tab, to load the link, or drop it on the tabbar, to open the link in a new tab.
Drag the source tab and simply drop it on the target tab. The arrow that appears as you drag and drop indicates where the source tab will be moved to. Note: you must move the source tab to at least half way across the target tab for the arrow to appear.
Drag the source tab and drop it on the first tab.
Drag the source tab and drop it on the last tab.
Drag the source tab and drop it on the tabbar.
Yes you can. Drag the source tab to that other window and drop it there. Drop it on the tabbar to open a new tab, or on any available tab to replace the page in the target tab.
In about:config, set the pref multizilla.dnd.tabstripdrops.selected to true.
No, you are free to duplicate tabs any way you like.
Join the MultiZilla mailing list or newsgroup and ask it there.