On 10/25/2001 4:51 AM, David Hyatt wrote: > I just checked in a slew of tab browsing changes and fixes. Here's a list: > > (1) The tabs now flex and shrink down as you add more tabs in order to > fit within the window. You should not really have any serious overflow > problems any longer with this solution. > (2) The confusing close box on the far right has been eliminated. > Looking for ideas for a better solution (perhaps an X on the tab only > when it is the active tab). > (3) The autohide pref is now honored, so you can uncheck it in the > preferences dialog to keep the tab strip visible all the time. > (4) You can now drag a URL to a tab and have it load in that tab. > Whether or not the tab comes to the front when you drop is based off the > background loading pref (the same one used when you middle-click a link). > (5) You can now drag a URL to the tab strip and have it open a new tab. > Again, whether or not the new tab is focused is based off the pref. > (6) When you open new blank tabs using CTRL+T, the tab will no longer > waste time animating and changing its text from "Loading..." to > "(Untitled)". Also, when you open a new blank tab the URL bar will be > empty instead of displaying "about:blank". > > Enjoy! > Dave > ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > > >
Putting an X in the active tab will make it a little too "busy". Perhaps just the right-click context menu: 1. Close this tab 2. Close all tabs -- Jay Garcia - Netscape Champion Novell MCNE-5/CNI-Networking Technologies-OSI UFAQ - http://www.UFAQ.org
