Each call to webbrowser.open creates new tab with firefox and new windows with IE6.

There is no way to open subsequent files (local files) in the same tab or window.

With Firefox, that's probably because you have set the default behavior
to "open a new tab", so there's nothing webbrowser.py can do about that.

In Windows, os.startfile() is used, which doesn't allow remote settings
like "new window" etc., so there's nothing webbrowser.py can do about
that, too.

Setting tentatively to "Won't fix".

Hi there,
I Have only 2 lines in my programs which related to webbrowser.py.

1) import webbrowser
2) webbrowser.open(windowsPath) # Called many times.

In the following browsers [FastBrowser,Firefox,IE7,FrontPage] new tab 
is created after each call. In IE6 new window is created.

Most of the time that behavior (many tabs) is nice feature but in some 
scenarios it looks bad. I simply wish to have new tabs only when I ask 
it.

Thanks
Ilan.

Just to make sure I'm clear.
I don't wish new tabs neither new windows.
I wish all calls to webbrowser.open(path) to go the same tab or to the 
same window when tabs are not supported or not requested.
Ilan.