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1. #TAB SUSPENDER FOR FIREFOX HOW TO#
2. #TAB SUSPENDER FOR FIREFOX INSTALL#
3. #TAB SUSPENDER FOR FIREFOX MANUAL#
4. #TAB SUSPENDER FOR FIREFOX SOFTWARE#
5. #TAB SUSPENDER FOR FIREFOX PC#

If your computer is running slow, the first step is to run a spyware scan.

#TAB SUSPENDER FOR FIREFOX PC#

BTW, if your PC is running slow and you haven’t run a spyware check recently, now would be a good time to do it.

#TAB SUSPENDER FOR FIREFOX SOFTWARE#

I spent a considerable amount of time looking for spyware to see if some malicious little software spy had been installed, but came up empty. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases when you buy something from those links.Ĭhrome can slow down your computer by using too much memory and causing high CPU cycles I get commissions for purchases made through those links. Refreshing all tabs is very well supported in IE and used to be in Firefox – less so in 2019.Please note: Some of the links in my posts are affiliate links. It isn’t hard to do it manually but the Chrome extension does a great job and offers extra functionality. The ability to easily reload all tabs is very useful so it is odd that Chrome does not include it as a menu option. This is the simplest of all – just right click on any open tab and select ‘Refresh All’ as shown below:

#TAB SUSPENDER FOR FIREFOX MANUAL#

Tip: if you only want to refresh specific tabs, you can select them in the same way as the manual process described for Chrome above, using Shift or CTRL to highlight them. Now right click on a tab and choose ‘Reload Tabs’. You should now see a blue indicator line above every tab to show that they are selected. Right click on a tab and choose ‘Select All Tabs’ as shown below: The process now requires an extra step as you have to select all the tabs first: Reload All Tabs Firefoxįirefox used to have a context menu option (right click on a tab and select ‘Reload All Tabs’) but since Firefox 64 (in December 2018) this option has disappeared. However, it does add far more functionality than the basic feature available in Firefox and IE. This extension works very well – it doesn’t offer a context menu option when right clicking a tab (like other major browsers), only within a page, but this may be due to Chrome’s limitations. Press the Save button when you have finished making any changes. Or choose to only reload all tabs to the left or right.įinally, there is a link to change the keyboard shortcut to a different combination if you wish: You can also specify if you want to reload all tabs in all Chrome windows (not just within the current window) and if you want to reload only pinned or unpinned tabs.

#TAB SUSPENDER FOR FIREFOX HOW TO#

Here you can see how to hide the reload button or can choose to disable the context menu option. Options: After installing Reload All Tabs, right click its reload button on the right of the Omnibar and choose Options. Right click anywhere within an open page and choose ‘Reload this window’ from the new context menu option as shown below: Use the keyboard shortcut – by default it is Alt + Shift + R Click the extension’s reload button on the right of the Omnibar. It offers 3 ways to quickly reload all tabs:

#TAB SUSPENDER FOR FIREFOX INSTALL#

Install the Reload All Tabs extension from Chrome Web Store here. If you need to reload all tabs frequently, or find the above manual process too much work, a quicker alternative is to use an extension to provide this functionality: Likewise, if you wanted to select only the first 5 tabs – click on the first tab then hold down the Shift key and click on the fifth tab to quickly select those 5 only. You can select all, as described above, or you can select individual tabs – click on the first, hold down CTRL key, then click on each of the other tabs you want to select. Tip: this process of selecting tabs is much like selecting groups of files.

Now hold down the Shift key and click on the last tab then let go of Shift. However, you can easily make this ‘Reload’ option apply to all tabs by selecting them first: If you right click a tab in Chrome there is only a ‘Reload’ menu option, no ‘Reload all tabs‘. It is possible to do this manually or by using an extension. Unlike some other web browsers, Chrome does not include a simple right click (context menu) option to do this so we’ll look at Chrome first. It is often useful to reload (refresh) all tabs in Chrome, or Firefox and IE.įor example, if you start Chrome with many tabs pre-loaded but your internet connection is not on, you’ll end up with many tabs showing ‘page unavailable’ and you may want to refresh them all.