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The 'new tab' page remains in the last container used

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I have noticed the following behaviour with the 'new tab' page. I have the 'new tab' page set as homepage. When I "go home", i.e. to the 'new tab' page, from a page that is in a container (e.g. facebook), the 'new tab' page is still in the container.

Is it possible to make the 'new tab' page always be outside a container, like any other page that has no container assigned? Or maybe it is a bug?

I have noticed the following behaviour with the 'new tab' page. I have the 'new tab' page set as homepage. When I "go home", i.e. to the 'new tab' page, from a page that is in a container (e.g. facebook), the 'new tab' page is still in the container. Is it possible to make the 'new tab' page always be outside a container, like any other page that has no container assigned? Or maybe it is a bug?

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poljos
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Používáš betaverzi Firefoxu, těžko říct.

  • I have the 'new tab' page set as homepage.

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