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Baifo
Baifo
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Please add an option to the right click menu. I need to be able to open a page link, not to a new tab or window, but to a new instance of Firefox BUT without any extensions loaded. I ask this as many extension block links from running, but on occasion I need to open a link to a "clean" version of Fire fox, in order to see a blocked video or page. At the moment I have to copy the whole link and open a different browser! This happens a lot with trailer video links in IMDB.com

Please add an option to the right click menu. I need to be able to open a page link, not to a new tab or window, but to a new instance of Firefox BUT without any extensions loaded. I ask this as many extension block links from running, but on occasion I need to open a link to a "clean" version of Fire fox, in order to see a blocked video or page. At the moment I have to copy the whole link and open a different browser! This happens a lot with trailer video links in IMDB.com

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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For now, have you considered opening the link in a New Private Window? I ask that because add-ons can be disabled in private windows: Extensions in Private Browsing.

Otherwise, Mozilla has a new "Ideas" site at https://connect.mozilla.org/. I think if you have time, it would be a good idea to post there to get into the current feedback stream. (Post suggestions in the "Ideas" section rather than the "Discussions" section.)