Open a new tab the next right to the current tab.
Page moves that do not create tab are not affected.
If the new tab is a previously opened tab, it is unaffected.
If the new tab is a tab without a parent, it is unaffected.
If the new tab is an active tab, it is unaffected.
Otherwise, a new tab will open to the right of the current tab.
Here is an example of how it works.
+ New tab for the current tab will open to the next right of the current tab.
+ The second new tab will also open next to the right of the current tab.
+ In the case of a pinned tab, it will open to the right of last pinned tab.
+ New tab for a window will open to the right side of the window.
+ New tab for Context Menu will open to the right side of the window.
+ New tab for Shortcut will open to the right side of the window.
+ New tab for Bookmark will open to the right side of the window.
+ New tab for Reading List will open to the right side of the window.
+ New tab for History will open to the right side of the window.
+ Open Closed Tab opens the tab in its original location.
+ Restore window opens in its original state.
*This does not apply if it interferes with other extensions.
