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...a way on Firefox to merge open windows as such, so that they're all tabbed?
As in, I'd have two seperate windows, but wanted to have only one - and so I'd put them together to have one tabbed window.
Ta.
As in, I'd have two seperate windows, but wanted to have only one - and so I'd put them together to have one tabbed window.
Ta.
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Not Azul wrote:
> It's because a site I frequently use - you open a new window by
> pressing a submit button, so I can't do the Ctrl+C thing. And the
> opened window doesn't have all the rigmaroll at the top, if you know
> what I mean.
>
> You know - like a popup.
Like the address bar is missing?
Well I can't check firefox, but in IE you can right-click on a space in the top area and select to view the address bar and stuff.
Or am I way off?
> It's because a site I frequently use - you open a new window by
> pressing a submit button, so I can't do the Ctrl+C thing. And the
> opened window doesn't have all the rigmaroll at the top, if you know
> what I mean.
>
> You know - like a popup.
Like the address bar is missing?
Well I can't check firefox, but in IE you can right-click on a space in the top area and select to view the address bar and stuff.
Or am I way off?
Look in the options. I'm sure I saw tabbed options there yesterday.
Coin wrote:
> I know, but like, that works both with links that would have
> "target=_main" and those with "target=_new".
>
> Is there a way to have them both to open in a new window?
TabbedPreferences does this.
> I know, but like, that works both with links that would have
> "target=_main" and those with "target=_new".
>
> Is there a way to have them both to open in a new window?
TabbedPreferences does this.
:O
What site would this be, UnAzul?
What site would this be, UnAzul?
Yeah, thanks for the help YOU USELESS NOBBOS.
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It's because a site I frequently use - you open a new window by pressing a submit button, so I can't do the Ctrl+C thing. And the opened window doesn't have all the rigmaroll at the top, if you know what I mean.
You know - like a popup.
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It's because a site I frequently use - you open a new window by pressing a submit button, so I can't do the Ctrl+C thing. And the opened window doesn't have all the rigmaroll at the top, if you know what I mean.
You know - like a popup.
I know, but like, that works both with links that would have "target=_main" and those with "target=_new".
Is there a way to have them both to open in a new window?
Is there a way to have them both to open in a new window?
Yup, still does in 1.0 - same as Ctrl + Left Click.
Coin, if you want a link to open in a new tab, click it with your scroll wheel (or middle button-whatever). It opens up in a new tab and not a new window.
At least it does in Firefox 0.8...
At least it does in Firefox 0.8...
TabPreferences can do that. Though I don't know if there is a version available for 1.0 yet.
Actually, I've been wanting to do a similiar thing, only instead of merging windows already open, having all links that would usually open in a new window opening in a new tab.
Which I know is possible.
Also, I believe there is an extension for that.
Which I know is possible.
Also, I believe there is an extension for that.
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