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Tabs do not leave first window entirely anymore

When I take a tab out into its own separate window, it kind of stays in the first window. When I attempt to close it in the first window, it gets closed in its own window. This has never happened before!


Also when I attempt to reopen the closed tab it starts opening untitled tabs. And if I attempt to close it, it creates more, more and MORE of those more I click the "close" button.

MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 12.6

Posted on Oct 3, 2022 8:02 AM

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Posted on Oct 4, 2022 2:51 PM

I found this on reddit and it worked for me:


  1. Close Safari and then open it back up again in safe mode (hold the Shift key while opening Safari).
  2. Open a few tabs and drag one of them into a new window. The problem should go away now.
  3. Close Safari and re-open as normal. Duplicating tabs should not happen anymore.


With credit to Kim at Apple Support.


https://www.reddit.com/r/Safari/comments/xrrdm4/comment/ir14ifa/

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Oct 4, 2022 2:51 PM in response to RaxGhost

I found this on reddit and it worked for me:


  1. Close Safari and then open it back up again in safe mode (hold the Shift key while opening Safari).
  2. Open a few tabs and drag one of them into a new window. The problem should go away now.
  3. Close Safari and re-open as normal. Duplicating tabs should not happen anymore.


With credit to Kim at Apple Support.


https://www.reddit.com/r/Safari/comments/xrrdm4/comment/ir14ifa/

Tabs do not leave first window entirely anymore

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