Very helpful.

Nice. Except that it's not smart enough to when I drag a link onto tab bar. Usually when you drag a link and place between 2 tabs, it stays there. With this extension, it moves to the currently opened tab. Also, because of this behavior, it conflicts with Tab Session Manager. It always reverse the tab order every time restoring a session.

Works perfect. Thank you.

Perfect!!!

Not certain why this isn't the default since the current technique was a change to former default.

Please add the option to open new tabs to the left as well. I want to be able to go to NFL.com, click on a bunch of stories, have them load in the background, then have NFL.com move all the way to the end of the tab bar, so I know exactly where the original site's tab is. Thanks!

For a single-task extension, it's not so good. Firefox still opens the tab as the end, and what the extension does is move it back to right of the then-active tab. The problem is that the tabs roll all the way to the end then back, so the new tab is always the first visible tab. 'Temporary Containers' doesn't have this issue!

Changing open tab order behavior kind of implies that closing behavior also needs to be customized.
"Select After Closing Current" extension does the job but using 2 extensions to cover basic tab customization is sad.

Nevertheless the functionality promised in the extension's name/description works fine so far.

In the bookmark folder. Use all open with the page. The order will be reversed. And will jump to the last page.

Exactly what I was looking for - thank you:)

Restoring closed tabs aren't restored to their original position. Restored tabs should open in the same tab position that they were closed from.

Good, works nicely on Firefox Quantum. It would be nice if it can imitate Chrome's new tab operation and if it can work with Firefox Android though.

Edit: Not sure how to reply, but Chrome's way of handling new tabs are that:

1. You have Tab A and Tab B.
2. You open links on Tab A, let's say it becomes Tab A1, A2.
3. You open links on Tab A1, they're A1x, A1y.
4. So right now you have tabs A, A1, A1x, A1y, A2, B, in that sequence. This would be enough for me, though Chrome goes further.
5. If you open links from Tab A, they continue off to A3, A4. So it's tabs A, A1, A1x, A1y, A2, A3, A4, B, in that order, now. Chrome remembers the 'hierarchy', so to say, Not always, if you've done a lot of things other than opening new tabs or stopped opening tabs for a while, it 'forgets' the order and starts anew. This is be perfect for me, as I browse danbooru and pixiv a lot.

It's working! TY :)

Esto debería poder elegirse en las preferencias de Firefox, pero así son cuando te quieren encajar su forma de usar el navegador. Por suerte existen addons como este para darnos esa opción tan básica negada por Mozzilla.

Does exactly what it promises. Perfect. Thank you!

Works perfect! Thanks dev!

Life and time saver since new Firefox update.

Thanks for this, only issue is that it moves the focus of the tab bar so that the new tab is all the way to the left instead of it leaving the focus as is. I suspect this has to do with the way the tab gets shuffled around immediately after opening it? (edit:I should make clear this only happens with a newtab not when opening a link or anything)