Posts Tagged With: buttons
· August 18, 2008 at 6:33 am · Tabbed Browsing
Need a few more options for your Firefox tabs? Twanno’s Tab Clicking Options extension for Firefox should do the trick. With the Tab Clicking Options extension it is possible to set various actions to different clicking events on the tab bar or a tab in the Firefox browser.
The events you can assign an action to are:
- Double clicking
- Clicking with middle mouse button
- Left clicking with control-key (or meta-key on Mac) pressed
- Left clicking with alt-key pressed
- Left clicking with shift-key pressed
And the actions which you can choose from are:
- Open a new tab
- Reload the tab
- Reload all tabs
- Close tab
- Close other tabs
- Close all tabs
- Duplicate Tab
- Duplicate Tab in New Window
- Undo Close Tab (only in Firefox 2.0 beta or with extensions)
- Bookmark Tab
- Bookmark All Tabs (not in Firefox 1.0)
- No Action
This is no doubt that Tab Clicking Options makes it easier to work with your tabs in a number of different ways. Also, because I know somebody will bring it up - Tab Mix Plus will also do a lot of these same things too. So if you want an alternative - there you go. (via Download Squad)
Bonus: Via Twanno’s Firefox extensions page you can also pick up his Duplicate Tab add-on for the browser. It allows you to clone a tab along with its history.
· August 20, 2007 at 8:00 am · Firefox Themes
I have never run across a Firefox theme with buttons that were this big till now.
The Kempelton Large theme for Firefox delivers in the big button department for sure. You can still get a little ‘bit smaller icons if you go with the ‘Use Small Icons’ option when using this theme. Use the standard Kempelton theme instead if you want a more typical icon size.
Do you like the big buttons?
· January 26, 2007 at 7:52 am · Firefox Settings
Need a few more handy extras with your Firefox install? Well instead of finding a lot of tiny extensions to do your tasks, why not give the Handy Xtra Stuff extension a shot?
Adds some handy extra toolbar and other functionality to Firefox, including: Custom webpage source viewer button + configuration dialog, Toggle online/offline button, Tabbar customization UI, Copy ALT/TITLE text menu options, Popup ALT text option.
+ Download and Install the Handy Xtra Stuff Extension for Firefox!
· January 11, 2007 at 5:15 am · Firefox Hacks
Need a quick and almost painless way of getting rid of those pointless “go” and “search” icons in the Firefox 2 interface? While doing a little customization on my own install, I ran across this tutorial via the Firefox Extension Guru’s Blog.
With the new default theme for Firefox 2 there is not a ’simple’ way to remove the ‘Go’ Button from the navigation toolbar. I never used the go button since I simply press enter after I type in address. This will make your address box a little bigger as well. There a couple ways you can remove the Go Button either via about:config or modifying your userChrome.css file.
Quick. Easy. Painless.
+ Read More About Removing the Firefox 2 Go and Search Buttons!
· October 31, 2006 at 5:30 am · Firefox Hacks
There is nothing wrong with the Go button and there is nothing wrong with those who like it. Hey, if I had a reason to use it - I would. Thankfully though, I have an enter key, which in turn does pretty much the same thing. Banish the Go button from your installation of Firefox 2!
What do you need to do? Well just type “about:config” and scroll down till you see this:
browser.urlbar.hideGoButton
Then change it from false to true. That’s right, get Firefox your way with just a few clicks.
· October 19, 2006 at 4:33 am · Firefox Settings
Do you not wish you had quick and easy access to a few of the preferences inside of Firefox? I know from time to time, I would. The Quick Preference Button extension for Firefox gives you that ability in a small drop down menu from the toolbar.
+ Learn More About the Quick Preference Button!
· July 3, 2006 at 5:00 am · Firefox Usability
While using Firefox, have you ever felt the need to add your own custom toolbar buttons to the browser? When you are using Firefox, customization is a major part of the game. With the Custom Buttons extension, you can gain even more customization power over one of the most popular browsers in the market today.
[Learn More About Custom Buttons!]
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