On 07/06/2011 09:01 PM, Craig wrote: > Having gotten over most of my growing pains with the switch from 2.0.14 > to 2.1 on my Linux box, I do have a couple of questions: > > 1. If I have several web browser tabs open, when I click on the "Open a > new tab" button next to the left-most tab, the new tab is always opened > at the extreme right of the existing tabs, regardless of which tab I am > viewing. On the other hand, if I middle-click a link in one of the tabs, > the new tab is opened to the right of the tab with the link and always > right next to it. Middle-clicking a second link on the same tab opens a > new tab to the right of the tab with the link, but to the left of the > tab opened by the first middle-clicked link. > > Why this difference in behavior, and how can I make it work like it used > to (always opening a new tab to the extreme right of the existing tabs)?
Preferences|Browser|Tabbed Browsing| tick: x Switch to new tabs opened from links x Middle-click, Ctrl+click... x Ctrl+Enter... > > > 2. When I close down SM, it brings up the Acrobat Reader Splash Window, > like it's briefly starting Acrobat Reader. Why is that? No clue. I never use the AR extension & turn it off by default. I prefer to have my AR run independent of the browser. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
