Works great. Use it all the time.

Does what it says. Plain and simple.

Good plugin... thank you very much and have a nice day!

I'm sure I had this working on another laptop, but I have an issue on this, the left alt-key somehow doesn't work for user applications (window manager, etc. no problem, haven't fixed it yet), but no problem, I tried to reconfigure it:
Ctrl+Shift+D - Well, that just opened "add bookmark" popup - that was warned against though, not being able to override browser bindings.
Then I tried pretty much any Ctrl+Shift+[key] - none worked.
Btw, I tried Ctrl+Shift+. and worder if with shift key in the mix I should try ':' and not '.'.

So the issue is, this is useless. I have another add-on, Saka Key, which is really for full keyboard browsing, but the tab tublicate on it doesn't work the way I want with Tree Style Tab. Maybe yours would...?

As of it now, it just seems it only works with Alt, not with Ctrl. Either that or something in my FireFox is messing with it. At the moment it is useless on my main PC :(

Thank you for duplicate in background!

Duplicates a tab. Thats it.

Works like a charm

Just got it, changed shortcut, tested it, it works. Yay!

1/10/2020 Update
It stopped working a few months ago. Don't know if there was a FF update. All it does now is open a new tab, no duplication. Using FF 72.0.1 in LinuxMint.

I'd prefer a configurable shortcut key but this extension does what it says it will do.

Good, but the duplicated tab doesn't include the tab history. Can we make the new duplicated tab exactly the same (with all history etc) as the original tab? This is required to enable us to navigate back in the duplicated tab if we need to.

Not working with firefox 59

Very unreliable - works once then fails in Firefox

Duplicate tab is an essential feature Mozilla!

Very unstable. Does not work most of the time.

Doesn't work in the German version. It opens the file menu with the shortcut alt-shift-d. No, I don't want to fix it in the source code.

Works great and I like how it opens the duplicate tab right next to the one being duplicated. Nice! One thing I'm trying to do (and I believe many others are too), is replacing the shortcut to be Ctrl+T. I've seen your suggestion to download the code, change the shortcut and then load it into about:debugging. I've been trying to do that but am stuck. I put the code into Notepad and modified "Alt+Shift+D" to be "Ctrl+T" but don't know what extension to give the file, if any. Also, when I'm in about:debugging, I can't find where to load the new code. Thanks for any help.

PS: Will the "Ctrl+T" I want to use override the default Firefox shortcut? (Hope so!)