When I use ctrl+shift+B to open the library window, then I double click on a bookmark, the firefox browser window will be active.
But sometimes, I would like to stay browsing on the library windows, and double click on other bookmarks. So, the question is:
Is it possible that I can still have the library window active if I double click on a bookmark entry.
Thank you.
How to let the library window stay active
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Re: How to let the library window stay active
Use the Bookmarks Sidebar: Ctrl-B.
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Re: How to let the library window stay active
look in the Windows' status bar ....... do you see the [Library . . . . . . ] button?
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Re: How to let the library window stay active
patrickjdempsey wrote:Use the Bookmarks Sidebar: Ctrl-B.
Thank you for the reply. Bookmarks Sidebar do work.
Any chance with the Library window?
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Re: How to let the library window stay active
Guest wrote:look in the Windows' status bar ....... do you see the [Library . . . . . . ] button?
Yes, it there, but sometimes, I would like to double click on several bookmarks, then switch to the browser window to see their contents.
Switch back to the Library window every time when I click on the bookmark is annoying.
Thanks.
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Re: How to let the library window stay active
You can force the Library window into a tab, but personally I think the Sidebar is more convenient as it's always up and open.
Just open this address and bookmark it... you can Pin it if you want.
chrome://browser/content/places/places.xul
You can go really crazy and open this up as a Sidebar by right-clicking on the bookmark > Properties > check Load this bookmark in the sidebar.
Just open this address and bookmark it... you can Pin it if you want.
chrome://browser/content/places/places.xul
You can go really crazy and open this up as a Sidebar by right-clicking on the bookmark > Properties > check Load this bookmark in the sidebar.
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Re: How to let the library window stay active
ollydbg23 wrote:Yes, it there, but sometimes, I would like to double click on several bookmarks, then switch to the browser window to see their contents.
Switch back to the Library window every time when I click on the bookmark is annoying.
hold down Ctrl ........ select the bookmarks you want to visit ... click Open All In Tabs
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Re: How to let the library window stay active
patrickjdempsey wrote:You can force the Library window into a tab, but personally I think the Sidebar is more convenient as it's always up and open.
Just open this address and bookmark it... you can Pin it if you want.
chrome://browser/content/places/places.xul
Thank you very much, this works quite nice!!
You can go really crazy and open this up as a Sidebar by right-clicking on the bookmark > Properties > check Load this bookmark in the sidebar.
Yeah, it works too. But I prefer the previous tab view way, because I think showing library window(which contains several columns) in a sidebar is not quite good.
Any way, thank you very much!!!
oaty wrote:hold down Ctrl ........ select the bookmarks you want to visit ... click Open All In Tabs
This also works, but I have too many bookmarks and they are stored in separate folders, so I'm thinking that multiply select of the bookmark entry does not work between different folders.
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Re: How to let the library window stay active
ollydbg23 wrote:oaty wrote:hold down Ctrl ........ select the bookmarks you want to visit ... click Open All In Tabs
This also works, but I have too many bookmarks and they are stored in separate folders, so I'm thinking that multiply select of the bookmark entry does not work between different folders.
first, run a Search of bookmarks, so only likely suspects are showing in the list of bookmarks