On 11/02/01 07:22 AM, Martin C. Messer wrote:
> I know this has been asked before, but _is_ there a list of all the
> keyboard shortcuts for the various Mozilla components?
>
none that I know of. sorry :-(
Pratik.
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> On 11/01/01 10:37 AM, Martin C. Messer wrote:
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> > David Hyatt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> >>I just checked in a slew of tab browsing changes and fixes. Here's a list:
> >>
>
On 11/01/01 10:37 AM, Martin C. Messer wrote:
> David Hyatt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>>I just checked in a slew of tab browsing changes and fixes. Here's a list:
>>
>
> Quick question which I couldn't answer looking through the various
> posts: while
David Hyatt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I just checked in a slew of tab browsing changes and fixes. Here's a list:
Quick question which I couldn't answer looking through the various
posts: while using tabbed browsing, are their keyboard shortcuts for
swith
Dustin Ratliffe wrote:
>Reload All Tabs
>---
>I really have to stretch my imagination to find a scenario I would use this.
>
Bugzilla goes down from about 10:30 to 11:30 my local time. Any bugzilla
links stay open in tabs until Bugzilla is available, then hey presto!
OK, so it's a b
Hall Stevenson wrote:
>>You mouse over a tab in order to click it to move it to the front. For whatever
>reason, you hesitate slightly. You click and Bang! - your tab has vanished, because
>the popup X chose that exact moment to appear under your mouse.
>>
>Make the 'X' only visible when it's t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dustin Ratliffe) wrote in
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> Reload All Tabs
> ---
> I really have to stretch my imagination to find a scenario I would use
> this. Perhaps a web designer would want to repeatedly reload several
> pages to test rendering r
Peter Trudelle wrote:
> I disagree that supporting things like one-button mice would make
> Mozilla suck.
That's not quite what I said. I said that if we catered to the lowest
common denominator, Mozilla would suck - meaning that if we decide to
have five different click-triggered actions (
I disagree that supporting things like one-button mice would make
Mozilla suck. Don't all Macs still ship with a one-button mouse? Does
Apple even make a multi-button mouse yet? How can we say we support a
platform if using it *requires* users to purchase third-party hardware?
I think the
Thank you for the tabs feature. I didn't know I needed it until I
started using it. I use it all the time now. The background loading
makes a dialup connection much more bearable - I can continue reading
the current page while the secondary page(s) load - fantastic!
My only request is that the ta
Gervase Markham wrote:
>
> > Macs come with one-button mice. Mozilla is
> > supposed to be cross-platform, correct?
>
> If we were to work to the lowest common denominator of all the platforms
> we support, Mozilla would suck rather a lot. Even the Mac community
> (with OS X) has realised that a
Garth Wallace wrote:
> What's the solution for a *one*-button mouse?
>
Don't those people use modifier keys? Like shift-click... I seem to
remember this from my brief acquintance with a Macintosh
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really, there's nothing wrong with 1 button mice (the context menus work
just as well... considering on Windows there's frequently a delay for
the menus to pop up, and on the Mac you have to hold the mouse button to
get the context menu for a set # of seconds)... there's a new Mac mouse
out th
> Macs come with one-button mice. Mozilla is
> supposed to be cross-platform, correct?
If we were to work to the lowest common denominator of all the platforms
we support, Mozilla would suck rather a lot. Even the Mac community
(with OS X) has realised that a single button mouse is dumb, and
3
David Hyatt wrote:
> Ok, I just landed code for middle-click closing the tab. I also landed
> code for CTRL+W that will close the current tab.
In just tried this, and it has a very undesirable side-effect: on Linux,
middle-click pastes (and in Moz, that normally means load the page in
the c
Martin Poirier wrote:
>
> one button mouses are worthless IMHO...
Macs come with one-button mice. Mozilla is
supposed to be cross-platform, correct?
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)
On 10/25/01 05:22 PM, Aaron Andersen wrote:
> David Hyatt wrote:
>
>
>>(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).
>>
David Hyatt wrote:
> Ok, I just landed code for middle-click closing the tab. I also landed
> code for CTRL+W that will close the current tab. When you get back down
> to one tab, hitting CTRL+W will close the window.
>
> When you go into tabbed mode, the menu item under file changes from
>
On Fri, 26 Oct 2001 11:32:06 +0200, David Hyatt wrote:
> Ok, I just landed code for middle-click closing the tab. I also landed
> code for CTRL+W that will close the current tab. When you get back down
> to one tab, hitting CTRL+W will close the window.
>
> When you go into tabbed mode, the me
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Peter Trudelle
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>I suspect removing the X may be premature, was it based on any
>usability data, or just NG feedback & personal preference (both of
>which are notoriously unreliable)? I think most users are conditioned
>to look for an
> > Why would it change ?? It would only change from
> > nothing to an 'x'. It either works or it doesn't work. I'm
> > not suggesting a dual-function like you are when
> > comparing to a search/stop button.
>
> You mouse over a tab in order to click it to move it to the
> front. For whatever reas
Ok, I just landed code for middle-click closing the tab. I also landed
code for CTRL+W that will close the current tab. When you get back down
to one tab, hitting CTRL+W will close the window.
When you go into tabbed mode, the menu item under file changes from
"Close" to "Close Tab", and a n
On Thu, 25 Oct 2001 11:51:28 +0200, David Hyatt wrote:
> (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).
This is how Galeon does it.
For having been using Galeon for a while, I
David Hyatt wrote:
> 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).
How about a [v] menu which duplicates the context menu but opens on
left-click for those with dysmouseia? I'
daa wrote:
> barney wrote:
>
>> Pratik wrote:
>>
>> >> (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).
>> >
>> >
>> > I like the MultiZilla way of middle clicking on th
one button mouses are worthless IMHO...
Garth Wallace wrote:
> daa wrote:
>
>>barney wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Pratik wrote:
>>>
>>>
>(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
On 10/25/2001 8:24 PM, Garth Wallace wrote:
> daa wrote:
>
>>barney wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Pratik wrote:
>>>
>>>
>(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).
>
> Why would it change ?? It would only change from nothing to an
> 'x'. It either works or it doesn't work. I'm not suggesting a
> dual-function like you are when comparing to a search/stop
> button.
You mouse over a tab in order to click it to move it to the front. For
whatever reason, you hesi
--- Garth Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> daa wrote:
> >
> > barney wrote:
> >
> > > Pratik wrote:
> > >
> > > That's nice, but what if you've only got a
> 2-button mouse? What's the
> > > equivalent to middle click?
> >
buy a new mouse
>
> What's the solution for a *one*-button mouse?
Garth Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 25 Oct 2001:
>> clicking both buttons ( chord)
>
> What's the solution for a *one*-button mouse?
Double clicking both buttons ;)
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daa wrote:
>
> barney wrote:
>
> > Pratik wrote:
> >
> > >> (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).
> > >
> > >
> > > I like the MultiZilla way of middle clic
Aaron Andersen wrote:
> David Hyatt wrote:
>
>
>>(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).
>>om)
>>
>
>
> What's
barney wrote:
> Pratik wrote:
>
> >> (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).
> >
> >
> > I like the MultiZilla way of middle clicking on the tab to close it.
> >
>
Putting the X there in the first place was not based on any usability
data. Given that the whole feature hasn't really been through any
usability testing, all I really have to go on is feedback from the
newsgroups. :)
Another reason the X is confusing is that I want to support having the
tab
David Hyatt wrote:
> (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).
> om)
What's the name of that pref? I remember the
David Hyatt wrote:
> (2) The confusing close box on the far right has been eliminated.
I liked the close box at the end. When I'm looking at pictures, I can
open them from thumbnails into different tabs, and then start at the
end, and then close them all in sequence. It works great!
Orrin
Pratik wrote:
>> (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).
>
>
> I like the MultiZilla way of middle clicking on the tab to close it.
>
> Pratik.
>
>
That's nice
Screwtape wrote:
>
> David Hyatt schrieb:
> >(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).
>
> FWIW, my favoured tab-closure method is to have Ctrl-W close the
> active tab
On 10/25/01 12:25 PM, Ian Davey wrote:
> Pratik wrote:
>
>
>>>(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).
>>>
>>
>>
>>I like the MultiZilla way of middle clicking on t
Hall Stevenson wrote:
>
> > > How about a 'mouseover' type effect in that the 'X' only
> > > appears when you move the mouse over the tab ??
> > > Maybe add a short delay before it appears so that it
> > > doesn't appear when you're simply trying to select that
> > > tab.
> >
> > Oh no! You shoul
> > How about a 'mouseover' type effect in that the 'X' only
> > appears when you move the mouse over the tab ??
> > Maybe add a short delay before it appears so that it
> > doesn't appear when you're simply trying to select that
> > tab.
>
> Oh no! You shouldn't do this for the same reason you
>
Pratik wrote:
>> (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).
>
>
>
> I like the MultiZilla way of middle clicking on the tab to close it.
That'd be no good on Linux
> How about a 'mouseover' type effect in that the 'X' only
> appears when you move the mouse over the tab ?? Maybe add a
> short delay before it appears so that it doesn't appear when
> you're simply trying to select that tab.
Oh no! You shouldn't do this for the same reason you shouldn't have a
David Hyatt wrote:
> I just checked in a slew of tab browsing changes and fixes. Here's a list:
>
> (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).
Never even noticed
> (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).
I like the MultiZilla way of middle clicking on the tab to close it.
Pratik.
David Hyatt schrieb:
>(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).
FWIW, my favoured tab-closure method is to have Ctrl-W close the
active tab. If there are no inactive tabs,
> > (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).
> Putting an X in the active tab will make it a little too
> "busy".
How about a 'mouseover' type effect in that the '
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 wit
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 f
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