grayrest wrote:
ctrl+PageUp, ctrl+PageDown. Yes it's counterintuitive, no, they won't
change it because ctrl+tab cycles frames and that's important for
usability.
Important for usability. HaHa, good one. :-P
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Regards,
Peter Lairo
Peter Lairo wrote:
grayrest wrote:
ctrl+PageUp, ctrl+PageDown. Yes it's counterintuitive, no, they won't
change it because ctrl+tab cycles frames and that's important for
usability.
Important for usability. HaHa, good one. :-P
That's what they tell me :þ
Is there a key sequence (F6, Ctrl+Shift+Alt+Whatever, etc) to cycle
through your open tabs?
Thanks!
-peter
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Peter Lakanen wrote:
Is there a key sequence (F6, Ctrl+Shift+Alt+Whatever, etc) to cycle
through your open tabs?
Ctrl+PageUp, Ctrl+PageDown.
/Jonas
Peter Lakanen wrote:
Is there a key sequence (F6, Ctrl+Shift+Alt+Whatever, etc) to cycle
through your open tabs?
Thanks!
-peter
ctrl+PageUp, ctrl+PageDown. Yes it's counterintuitive, no, they won't
change it because ctrl+tab cycles frames and that's important for usability
Peter Lakanen wrote:
Is there a key sequence (F6, Ctrl+Shift+Alt+Whatever, etc) to cycle
through your open tabs?
Ctrl-PgUp/Ctrl-PgDn
Thanks!
-peter
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and run in a circle on broken glass than have to deal
Ed S wrote:
Is there a key combination available to refresh all tabs at once?
Not AFAIK, but you can rightclick a tab and say Reload All Tabs.
/Jonas
Jonas Jørgensen wrote:
Ed S wrote:
Is there a key combination available to refresh all tabs at once?
Not AFAIK, but you can rightclick a tab and say Reload All Tabs.
/Jonas
Thanks, I did not notice that before. That works almost as well.
--Ed
Hi All,
Is there a key combination available to refresh all tabs at once?
Thanks in advance,
--Ed
Christian Biesinger wrote:
Christian Klukas wrote:
[keyboard shortcut for switching tabs]
I like these shortcuts, but why does Ctrl+Tab not work.
Ctrl+Tab is already taken for cycling between location bar, content and
sidebar (iirc).
Which is *not* something people do as often
Christian Klukas wrote:
[keyboard shortcut for switching tabs]
I like these shortcuts, but why does Ctrl+Tab not work.
Ctrl+Tab is already taken for cycling between location bar, content and
sidebar (iirc).
This would be the windows-standard. Perhaps sometime the menus and icon bars
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On 02/05/2002 02:53 PM, Neil Durant wrote:
It would be great to be able have key bindings for moving to the
next/previous Mozilla tab window!
Your wish was granted a long time ago. Try Ctrl-PgUp,
Christian Klukas wrote:
One thing I miss too, I would like to oben new tab-pages in the background
and not in the foreground. That would be great too.
Preferences|Navigator|Tabbed Browsing|Load links in background?
/Jonas
David Grant wrote:
You can use CTRL-PgUp or CTRL-PgDown.
But what does everyone think about CTRL-1, CTRL-2, etc... as well?
They are already used. Try pressing Ctrl+1 or Ctrl+2...
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Hvis svaret er Anders Fogh så er spørgsmålet dumt.
You can use CTRL-PgUp or CTRL-PgDown.
But what does everyone think about CTRL-1, CTRL-2, etc... as well?
DJG
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It would be great to be able have key bindings for moving to the
next/previous Mozilla tab
It would be great to be able have key bindings for moving to the
next/previous Mozilla tab window!
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On 02/05/2002 02:53 PM, Neil Durant wrote:
It would be great to be able have key bindings for moving to the
next/previous Mozilla tab window!
Your wish was granted a long time ago. Try Ctrl-PgUp, Ctrl-PgDown
Pratik.
On 2002.02.05 14:53 Neil Durant wrote:
It would be great to be able have key bindings for moving to the
next/previous Mozilla tab window!
Ctrl+PgUp and Ctrl+PgUp
Pratik [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
On 02/05/2002 02:53 PM, Neil Durant wrote:
It would be great to be able have key bindings for moving to the
next/previous Mozilla tab window!
Your wish was granted a long time ago. Try Ctrl-PgUp, Ctrl-PgDown
Aha, splendid, thanks! 8)
Is this documented
On Sat, 05 Jan 2002 17:31:38 +0100, Jonas Jørgensen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Geraint Edwards wrote:
In 0.9.7 in Linux, if you :
Also happens on Win2000.
1. open a new browser session + type in a URL/select bookmark etc.
2. press ctl-t + type in a URL/select bookmark etc.
3. kill the tab
In 0.9.7 in Linux, if you :
1. open a new browser session + type in a URL/select bookmark etc.
2. press ctl-t + type in a URL/select bookmark etc.
3. kill the tab with the 'x'
4. try to open mail from the chrome menu
*nothing happens!*
This common sequence seems to disrupt the javascript
Geraint Edwards wrote:
In 0.9.7 in Linux, if you :
Also happens on Win2000.
1. open a new browser session + type in a URL/select bookmark etc.
2. press ctl-t + type in a URL/select bookmark etc.
3. kill the tab with the 'x'
Also happens if you close the tab by pressing Ctrl+W
4. try
Thanks Jonas - bug is filed as bug no. 18357
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=118357
Jonas Jørgensen wrote:
Geraint Edwards wrote:
In 0.9.7 in Linux, if you :
Also happens on Win2000.
1. open a new browser session + type in a URL/select bookmark etc.
2. press ctl-t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know there is an option in the prefs to set the middle click and
ctrl-click to open in a new tab or a new window, but I was wondering,
are there 2 prefs to control this or only one?
I'd like to set it up so ctrl-click opens in a tab and middle-click
opens in a
Helge Hielscher wrote:
David W. Fenton wrote:
I used tabs all the time, and have found the close X to be
unreliable. that is, I have some difficulty clicking on it and
having the active tab actually close. I fail about 1/3 of the time,
Why dont you use the middle mouse button for closing
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Helge Hielscher wrote:
Why dont you use the middle mouse button for closing tabs? IMHO it is
much more convinient.
Doesn't close tabs on Windows, and I wouldn't want it to, since it's t
Sören Kuklau wrote:
- Mid-click on rest of the page so far does nothing (will probably /
hopefully later on do auto-scroll)
I would prefer it if mid-click on page would load the URL in the
clipboard (as it does on Linux)
Maybe mid-click should do a pie menu?
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Sören Kuklau wrote:
- Mid-click on rest of the page so far does nothing (will probably /
hopefully later on do auto-scroll)
I would prefer it if
Sören Kuklau wrote:
Maybe mid-click should do a pie menu?
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Sören Kuklau wrote:
- Mid-click on rest of the page so far does nothing (will probably /
hopefully later on do auto-scroll)
I
David W. Fenton wrote:
I used tabs all the time, and have found the close X to be
unreliable. that is, I have some difficulty clicking on it and
having the active tab actually close. I fail about 1/3 of the time,
Why dont you use the middle mouse button for closing tabs? IMHO it is
much
Helge Hielscher wrote:
Why dont you use the middle mouse button for closing tabs? IMHO it is
much more convinient.
I can't do that... because if I do, mozilla opens whatever I had
selected the last time as an URL...(X mouse)
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4th Age webmaster designer
Morten Nilsen wrote:
Helge Hielscher wrote:
Why dont you use the middle mouse button for closing tabs? IMHO it is
much more convinient.
I can't do that... because if I do, mozilla opens whatever I had
selected the last time as an URL...(X mouse)
This is a known bug. The workaround
if this went in for 0.9.7, but it is on the trunk.
Yeah!
I absolutely just love the tabs -- it has improved my life greatly.
I guess that shows how dull my life is!
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dfenton at bway dot nethttp://www.bway.net/~dfassoc
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Helge Hielscher) wrote in
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
David W. Fenton wrote:
I used tabs all the time, and have found the close X to be
unreliable. that is, I have some difficulty clicking on it and
having the active tab actually close. I fail about 1/3 of the
time,
Why dont
I looked on Bugzilla and Google for this, and no one seems to have
said anything about this.
I'm on Win95 OSR2 running Mozilla 0.9.6 (and loving it, of course).
I used tabs all the time, and have found the close X to be
unreliable. that is, I have some difficulty clicking on it and
having
David W. Fenton wrote:
I looked on Bugzilla and Google for this, and no one seems to have
said anything about this.
Anyone else notice this?
Me too ;-) Yep, the clickable area should be bigger, and the close
button could be nicer. I also like this feature pretty much.
Best wishes
Gunnar
Gunnar S wrote:
David W. Fenton wrote:
Me too ;-) Yep, the clickable area should be bigger, and the close
button could be nicer. I also like this feature pretty much.
Actually, the X is raised now...
Don't remember if this went in for 0.9.7, but it is on the trunk.
--
Morten Nilsen, aka
Morten Nilsen wrote:
Jay Garcia wrote:
Jay Garcia wrote:
What happened to the tabs feature, not enabled in latest nightlies.
Still no tabs, new profile, new theme, delete /chrome/, delete xul.mfl,
nothing works .. dunno.
Now, I also have 6.2.1 installed but not running. Possibly
keypresses are taken IIRC. That's for switching between frames.
(Although that isn't really logical either because in MS chose
ctrl-tab to switch tabs in the control panel)
It is logical. In a window which has frames (where Tab/Shift+Tab are
already taken), such as an Internet Explorer browser
are taken IIRC. That's for switching between frames.
(Although that isn't really logical either because in MS chose
ctrl-tab to switch tabs in the control panel)
It is logical. In a window which has frames (where Tab/Shift+Tab are
already taken), such as an Internet Explorer browser window, Ctrl+Tab
Jay Garcia wrote:
What happened to the tabs feature, not enabled in latest nightlies.
Still no tabs, new profile, new theme, delete /chrome/, delete xul.mfl,
nothing works .. dunno.
Now, I also have 6.2.1 installed but not running. Possibly the problem.
I'll uninstall 6.2.1 and see what
Jay Garcia wrote:
Jay Garcia wrote:
What happened to the tabs feature, not enabled in latest nightlies.
Still no tabs, new profile, new theme, delete /chrome/, delete xul.mfl,
nothing works .. dunno.
Now, I also have 6.2.1 installed but not running. Possibly the problem.
I'll
DeMoN LaG wrote:
Jay Garcia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in news:3C158648.6040907
@JayGarcia.com, on 10 Dec 2001:
What happened to the tabs feature, not enabled in latest nightlies.
I have no problem with a build pulled about 4 hours ago. Tried a clean
profile? I had that problem a few
What happened to the tabs feature, not enabled in latest nightlies.
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Jay Garcia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in news:3C158648.6040907
@JayGarcia.com, on 10 Dec 2001:
What happened to the tabs feature, not enabled in latest nightlies.
I have no problem with a build pulled about 4 hours ago. Tried a clean
profile? I had that problem a few days ago (maybe 2 or 3
Greg Treantos wrote:
Is it possible to have multiple tabs with different website open on
startup with mozilla?
You should install Multizilla: http://multizilla.mozilla.org
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Bob Davis wrote:
I still use individual browser windows because I can use the kb to
alt-tab between windows. There is no kb interface for tabs or is
there? I have tried:
1. ctrl-esc (msdev, word, etc)
2. ctrl-tab (?)
3. ctrl-leftarrow(?)
4. move focus to tab strip and use arrow keys
windows. There is no kb interface for tabs or is
there? I have tried:
1. ctrl-esc (msdev, word, etc)
2. ctrl-tab (?)
3. ctrl-leftarrow(?)
4. move focus to tab strip and use arrow keys (windows tabbed dialogs)
Any help?
Ctrl+Pg Up and Ctrl+Pg Down.
Yeah, they really botched it with the tab
Peter Lairo wrote:
Bob Davis wrote:
I still use individual browser windows because I can use the kb to
alt-tab between windows. There is no kb interface for tabs or is
there? I have tried:
1. ctrl-esc (msdev, word, etc)
2. ctrl-tab (?)
3. ctrl-leftarrow(?)
4. move focus to tab strip
Mark wrote:
Suggestion for a new feature, that I suppose would become post-1.0:
The ability to define/create bookmark groups, or to be able to define
certain already existing bookmark folders in such a way so that all of
the URL's within would open on one click in individual tabs
Bob Davis wrote:
I still use individual browser windows because I can use the kb to
alt-tab between windows. There is no kb interface for tabs or is
there? I have tried:
1. ctrl-esc (msdev, word, etc)
2. ctrl-tab (?)
3. ctrl-leftarrow(?)
4. move focus to tab strip and use arrow keys
I still use individual browser windows because I can use the kb to
alt-tab between windows. There is no kb interface for tabs or is there?
I have tried:
1. ctrl-esc (msdev, word, etc)
2. ctrl-tab (?)
3. ctrl-leftarrow(?)
4. move focus to tab strip and use arrow keys (windows tabbed dialogs
Marcus Ahlfors wrote:
I miss this feature everyday.
I'd be perfectly happy with the method you describe. BTW, SmartExplorer, by Smarteque
has implemented
such a feature in what is a nice front-end for IE. Having it in Mozilla
would be great!
Mark
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Suggestion for a new feature, that I suppose would become post-1.0:
The ability to define/create bookmark groups, or to be able to define
certain already existing bookmark folders in such a way so that all of
the URL's within would open on one click in individual tabs (at the same
time
Mark wrote:
Suggestion for a new feature, that I suppose would become post-1.0:
The ability to define/create bookmark groups, or to be able to define
certain already existing bookmark folders in such a way so that all of
the URL's within would open on one click in individual tabs
Tim Wunder wrote:
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=102130
Excellent - thanks!
Mark
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Tim Wunder wrote:
Subject:
Re: Open Mozilla with saved tabs
From:
Tim Wunder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:
Tue, 27 Nov 2001 13:27:03 -0500
Newsgroups:
netscape.public.mozilla.general
James Duberg wrote:
Mozilla is really getting good. The IMAP mail is working. The tabs
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Ian Thomas
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
I think this is a WONTFIX.
There are preferences to make a window.open open a new tab instead of a
window.
I assume you mean the pref labelled Windows opened by the web page on
the Tabbed Browsing page in the Preference
This would probably be the ideal solution - if a user can set a
preference for a href=... ...target=_blank to be opened in either a
new window or a new tab, based on their personal inclination.
Rob Allen wrote:
It would also be nice if the pref made 'target=_blank' also open in a
new
Mozilla is really getting good. The IMAP mail is working. The tabs are a
great new feature.
Is it possible to configure Mozilla so that when you start Navigator, it
opens up several chosen websites in separate tabs?
James Duberg wrote:
Mozilla is really getting good. The IMAP mail is working. The tabs are a
great new feature.
Is it possible to configure Mozilla so that when you start Navigator, it
opens up several chosen websites in separate tabs?
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id
Geraint Edwards wrote:
This would probably be the ideal solution - if a user can set a
preference for a href=... ...target=_blank to be opened in either a
new window or a new tab, based on their personal inclination.
That is the idea. I guess it is just a bug that it doesn't work at
On Tue, 27 Nov 2001 15:19:02 +,
Geraint Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:Rob Allen wrote:
: It would also be nice if the pref made 'target=_blank' also open in a
: new tab as that is used very often by web sites to open a new window.
:This would probably be the ideal solution - if a user
a window.open open a new tab instead of a
window. Other than that, it should be up to the user if they open new
windows for everything, or stick with tabs. If you want to create a new
tab, then use some dhtml to create your own tab system. Its quite easy,
you can simply use
document.getElementById('id
Hi,
I just got 0.9.6 and noticed that when I open a new tab, it doesn't go
to my home page like it does when I start up Mozilla. I looked in the
preferences, but couldn't find anywhere I can configure this. Can
anyone tell me where I can set this up?
Thanks in advance.
--Ed
Parish wrote:
WDA wrote:
When pressing ctrl-t and the tabs appear, could we round the corners
on the tabs just a bit. The square corners don't look quite right.
Most tabs that I am familiar with have rounded corners.
Huh? Which theme and OS are you using? With the Modern theme
WDA wrote:
When pressing ctrl-t and the tabs appear, could we round the corners on
the tabs just a bit. The square corners don't look quite right. Most
tabs that I am familiar with have rounded corners.
Mozilla - a great program
Wayne Alligood
Use the littlemozilla theme
http
Is anyone else seeing this
1. Open Navigator (tab pref set to hide tab if only 1 tab is present)
2. Open a new tab.
3. Close a tab so that there is only 1 tab and tabs go away.
4. Try typing in URL bar
Result - I can never seem to type in it. URL bar becomes unusable for
this window and I have
I admit that the tabs feature has made me greedy. I am using the user
pref that allows opening a new tab with the middle button.
What I would also like would be to click on a tab with the center button
to close it.
Try MultiZilla (http://multizilla.mozdev.org). This has the feature
dman84 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]:">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
nope.. if you want full tab functionality you can download Multizilla
at: http://multizilla.mozdev.org
-dman84
Gene Wilson wrote:
SNIP
Tried it, installed it. It tells me to start mozilla with:
mozilla
make sure you are installing the correct Multizilla version with the
right Mozilla version.. if you dont then you probably have installed the
wrong version (while this all still alpha/beta testing software
remember) make sure you follow the directions for the version you need
to install to
On Thu, 18 Oct 2001 01:34:17 -0400,
Ben Ruppel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:Gene Wilson wrote:
: Does anyone know if you can use a keyboard shortcut to switch between tabs?
:ctrl-tab is supposed to do it, but it doesn't work on my win32 system.
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id
any record of it in the install.log and yet when I type ctl-t
in Linux build 2001109521 I get pretty tabs at the top of my browser window.
When did this feature creep in? Was anything announced?
I'm just curious really
Geraint
Does anyone know if you can use a keyboard shortcut to switch
and yet when I type ctl-t
in Linux build 2001109521 I get pretty tabs at the top of my browser window.
When did this feature creep in? Was anything announced?
I'm just curious really
Geraint
Does anyone know if you can use a keyboard shortcut to switch between tabs?
Gene W.
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