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2010-10-15
, 09:38
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@ Kuopio
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#12
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Any news? Is the open in background -feature coming at all? Can we stab about:config with something like this http://www.gearfire.net/firefox-tric...ckground-tabs/
Last edited by Tesno; 2010-10-15 at 09:47.
Last edited by Tesno; 2010-10-15 at 09:47.
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2010-10-15
, 09:56
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@ West Sussex, England
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#13
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I might have misunderstand the question of this thread, but ctrl+n opens a new window.
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2010-10-15
, 10:41
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#14
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Originally Posted by richwhite
Yes. Yes you have.
I might have misunderstand the question of this thread, but ctrl+n opens a new window.
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2010-10-15
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@ West Sussex, England
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#15
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Originally Posted by munkiii
Yes. Yes you have.
Yup, thought so. Just realised the OP asked about opening links
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2010-11-03
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@ Albuquerque US&A
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#16
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I've been mucking around in the about config; looking for this holy grail.
This is the behaviour I am used to on the desktop web browsers: Ctrl+click (or middle click) a link. Stay on the current page while new tab loads. Go to new tab when I'm ready for it.
Firefox on the N900 is nice, but Microb is my favorite. I hope somebody can make this happen. Long pressing links is a pain with fingers.
This is the behaviour I am used to on the desktop web browsers: Ctrl+click (or middle click) a link. Stay on the current page while new tab loads. Go to new tab when I'm ready for it.
Firefox on the N900 is nice, but Microb is my favorite. I hope somebody can make this happen. Long pressing links is a pain with fingers.
I guess it gives me an excuse to go open more links in new windows.