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May 28th, 2009, 06:04 AM
Hi,
I'm writing a small script which uses the webbrowser module in Python. I've set my browser option to open new pages in tabs. I use different workspaces for different things so when I use my script to open new pages I want it to open the tab in the correct workspace (Assuming I have windows open in each workspace). However, from my experience it seems that the open function just opens the tab in the window that was used last. Is there a way to restrict the opening of new pages to a certain workspace in the programming level? Or do I have to customise my browser to handle these cases?
I'm writing a small script which uses the webbrowser module in Python. I've set my browser option to open new pages in tabs. I use different workspaces for different things so when I use my script to open new pages I want it to open the tab in the correct workspace (Assuming I have windows open in each workspace). However, from my experience it seems that the open function just opens the tab in the window that was used last. Is there a way to restrict the opening of new pages to a certain workspace in the programming level? Or do I have to customise my browser to handle these cases?