Firefox 4
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:Motorbass
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Middle Mouse click on Tab closes it (as always).eravulgaris said:
Well I have a Mouse button assigned to that.
brotkasten
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Page loading and scrolling feels slower in FF, but I need my plug-ins. GAF without smileys, user styles and YouTube Me isn't the same. 
Yeah, having the websites just disappear into the windows taskbar at the bottom makes me uneasy, plus I like hovering links so a bottom status bar like I've always had was one of the first things I went looking for. That addon also allowed me to have a decent progress bar appear inside the url bar while a page loads until the Fission guy or someone else gets a better looking version up for FF4.
After tinkering with it for longer than I'd like to admit trying to get it as close as possible to how I had FF3, I think I'm satisfied enough with it:
This thing is very fast, I'm liking it.
After tinkering with it for longer than I'd like to admit trying to get it as close as possible to how I had FF3, I think I'm satisfied enough with it:
This thing is very fast, I'm liking it.
Souldriver
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I'm looking for an extension that's basically a drop-down menu (or something to that effect) of all recently closed tabs. I have one for Chrome, but can't find a FF equivalent.Cday said:
Souldriver
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All browsers scrolling behavior suck ass, except for Opera. I have extensions for scrolling in both Chrome and FF.brotkasten said:Page loading and scrolling feels slower in FF, but I need my plug-ins. GAF without smileys, user styles and YouTube Me isn't the same.
brotkasten
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Really? I like IE9's scrolling.Souldriver said:
sotodefonk
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Letters said:
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Which extension add that glass effect? I miss my glasser add on
Souldriver
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Thanks!AndyD said:
Hot Coldman
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I miss FoxyTunes. (I know, I know, it'll get updated eventually.)
Really liking Firefox 4. It's near enough spot-on with my Firefox 3 experience, except moves at a faster clip and cleaner UI. S'all good.
(I know, I know, it'll get updated eventually.)Really liking Firefox 4. It's near enough spot-on with my Firefox 3 experience, except moves at a faster clip and cleaner UI. S'all good.
sotodefonk
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Letters said:
Now I see. I like the tabs at top, but anything below the tabs gets white background :S
brandonh83
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What theme is that FatalT?
CrookedRain
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Just turn off Tabs on Top and you pretty much have his theme. The only thing that really seems to be changed is the Firefox button which is transparent instead of orange.brandonh83 said:
The Faceless Master
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that's just what i needed, thanks!Road said:
sotodefonk
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brandonh83 said:
I guess, he just clicked on an empty space at the top and deselected Tabs on Top, but I could be wrong
EDIT: Beated
brandonh83
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Ohh. Yeah see I've been using Chrome and Opera a lot so I'm new to the newer versions of FF. Thanks.
KennyLinder
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No delicious support, they are closing apparently Need to find a new bookmark syncing tool (for multiple computers), any ideas?
Need to find a new bookmark syncing tool (for multiple computers), any ideas?CrookedRain
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Ctrl+T is your best friend.Korey said:
The Faceless Master
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xmarksKennyLinder said:No delicious support, they are closing apparently
CrookedRain
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You could just click the + in the tab bar. Otherwise, this should restore your old behavior...Korey said:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=575248#c27
Read comment #27.
Lasthope106
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The RC keeps crashing once I have too many tabs open. Does this happen to anyone else?
CrookedRain
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Did you try it with removing ":not([tabsontop="true"])" from that line? Sorry, I'm at work, so I can't really test it out right now.Korey said:
Jinfash
needs 2 extra inches
I'm loving it so far, but there's one last thing that's keeping me from quitting chrome and going back to FF4: I love setting the most-visted / recently-closed page as my new tab / homepage AND having the option to show my bookmark toolbar only on this page. I can't stress how important and useful the latter is.
I'm still going through some add-ons trying to find one that emulates this simple task, and I found some doing a great job at recreating the former but not the latter. Any tips?
I'm still going through some add-ons trying to find one that emulates this simple task, and I found some doing a great job at recreating the former but not the latter. Any tips?
CrookedRain
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Double-clicking to create a new tab should work with tabs on top turned off without making any other changes by the way.
Yea I did. I have tabs on top and it doesn't work. Tabs on bottom works though.CrookedRain said:
#navigator-toolbox > #TabsToolbar {
-moz-binding: url("chrome://global/content/bindings/toolbar.xml#toolbar")
!important;
}
My guess is that they changed some id names around since that solution was posted?
Souldriver
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Originally posted this in the FF Beta thread, but I guess I can post it here as well:
I was wondering: is there a FF equivalent to the Chrome extension called Hover Zoom. Whenever there's a thumbnail of a picture, or there's an URL redirecting to a picture, you only have to hover your mouse over said thumbnail/URL to get a popup of the picture in original resolution. It's immensely useful, but I can't find a good working FF equivalent.
Same thing with Google Quick Scroll. When you search for something on Google (like say "neogaf I peed my pants"), and you click on a relevant search result, there will be a pop-up on the down-right of the window, and when you click it, the page will scroll automatically to the part where someone said "I peed my pants". It's very useful, so you don't have to scroll the pages searching for something, or use ctrl+f for it.
I was wondering: is there a FF equivalent to the Chrome extension called Hover Zoom. Whenever there's a thumbnail of a picture, or there's an URL redirecting to a picture, you only have to hover your mouse over said thumbnail/URL to get a popup of the picture in original resolution. It's immensely useful, but I can't find a good working FF equivalent.
Same thing with Google Quick Scroll. When you search for something on Google (like say "neogaf I peed my pants"), and you click on a relevant search result, there will be a pop-up on the down-right of the window, and when you click it, the page will scroll automatically to the part where someone said "I peed my pants". It's very useful, so you don't have to scroll the pages searching for something, or use ctrl+f for it.
Jinfash
needs 2 extra inches
You're missing one tweak: "hide search engine name" from omnibar's options.George said:How i set up mine.
used App button clear to make the orange firefox button transparent.
used Omnibar to merge url & search bar.
pinned gmail as app tab.
used roomy bookmarks to hide bookmark names.
and moved the bookmarks bar to the navigation toolbar.
i like it =)
CrookedRain
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Yeah, I guess that's possible. Sorry. Double clicking should work for tabs on bottom even without that little snippet so you should just go ahead and remove it. It should only be a matter of time until you can change the behavior using an extension like Tab Mix Plus.Korey said:
Expendable.
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Just upgraded to 4 on my Mac. That is all. Anything to do? My Firefox is pretty barebones.
Maximus.
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Official version feels better than all of the other releases for sure, but after switching to Chrome after the laggy feeling betas, its hard to justify to come back. I like how I can move the bookmark bar up and i like the Google Chrome touches, but it just doesnt feel as slick as Chrome.
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