bsr5 wrote:For over a week on initial load the browser will run really really slow for the first 10 seconds, my HDD light will also be on during this time. I think it started since the cache size stuff landed.
For each of your browser windows, open "View --> Tab" Groups and check to see if you have any hidden tabs. It could be that you have tabs that are not part of your visible group. They get loaded regardless. Bug 595601 will correct this.
Nope, no hidden tabs or any other tabs for that matter.
If multiselecting of tabs gets in as well, window management will be a lot better.
I just need one more thing. I have 2 monitors and I want when I drag tab on another monitor that it opens in a new window on that monitor. Is there a bug for this ?
If multiselecting of tabs gets in as well, window management will be a lot better.
I just need one more thing. I have 2 monitors and I want when I drag tab on another monitor that it opens in a new window on that monitor. Is there a bug for this ?
Good question. I have been wondering about this for a while too. It's pretty annoying.
hexx wrote:I just need one more thing. I have 2 monitors and I want when I drag tab on another monitor that it opens in a new window on that monitor. Is there a bug for this ?
Good question. I have been wondering about this for a while too. It's pretty annoying.
If multiselecting of tabs gets in as well, window management will be a lot better.
I just need one more thing. I have 2 monitors and I want when I drag tab on another monitor that it opens in a new window on that monitor. Is there a bug for this ?
Good question. I have been wondering about this for a while too. It's pretty annoying.
I've had other annoyances with dual display as well, with windows not opening in the correct monitor. Firefox is really in need of some better dual display support.
What happened in the recent update? I'm getting constant "Moved temporarily" or "permanently" messages and the searches in the search bar seem to be broken, particularly for Youtube. I cannot access gmail at all, I just get endless "Moved permanently" or no page.
kern wrote:What happened in the recent update? I'm getting constant "Moved temporarily" or "permanently" messages and the searches in the search bar seem to be broken, particularly for Youtube. I cannot access gmail at all, I just get endless "Moved permanently" or no page.
Update NoScript to the latest development version.
iceccold wrote:Idea is to make space around hover link in url bar yellow so it would indicate that link is ready to be clicked. (like traffic light) .
That could get very distracting and irritating, if it's flashing as you move your mouse over a bunch of links on a page. The mouse pointer changing to a hand already accomplishes this for most types of links.
Yeah, and it also causes some confusion with the secure site notification in the URLbar, in my opinion. Although I guess now that's blue?
C@rb0n wrote:That could get very distracting and irritating, if it's flashing as you move your mouse over a bunch of links on a page. The mouse pointer changing to a hand already accomplishes this for most types of links.
Yeah, and it also causes some confusion with the secure site notification in the URLbar, in my opinion. Although I guess now that's blue?
That's what I thought. Doesn't have to be yellow, it can be gray but little bit darker so it could indicate. I guess adding option in about:config to disable coloring would be good.
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hexx wrote:I just need one more thing. I have 2 monitors and I want when I drag tab on another monitor that it opens in a new window on that monitor. Is there a bug for this ?
Good question. I have been wondering about this for a while too. It's pretty annoying.
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That's what I thought. Doesn't have to be yellow, it can be gray but little bit darker so it could indicate. I guess adding option in about:config to disable coloring would be good.
