Set a default container for new tabs
It would be nice if I could set a default container for new tabs. So for instance if I click on an external app it opens without any container at all. It feels like there is an extra default container besides the ones I've set.
Posted by comzeradd on Mar 9, 2017, 1:15 PM
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Set a default container for new tabs
comzeraddMar 9, 2017, 1:15 PM
It would be nice if I could set a default container for new tabs. So for instance if I click on an external app it opens without any container at all. It feels like there is an extra default container besides the ones I've set.
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