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  1. Nov 13th, 2005, 02:03 AM #1
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    Firefox Extensions [SERIOUS]

    This thread is for discussion relating to the Firefox Extensions Testimonials thread.
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    Re: Firefox Extensions [SERIOUS]

    Quote Originally Posted by NoteMe
    Tabbrowser Preferences:
    The one I have chosen is the simplest one. I chose it because it has the least overhead but still does the job I want
    Why do you need this plugin at all?
    I just go to "about:config", enable "browser.tabs.showSingleWindowModePrefs" and then make the changes I need in the normal FF option window.
    When I want to open a link in the current tab I left click it, when I want to open a link in a new tab I middle click it. Full control and NO extra overhead at all!
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    Re: Firefox Extensions [SERIOUS]

    for the average Fx user, a GUI interface for changing options is much easier to understand than about:config.
    CSS layout comes in to the 21st century with flexbox!
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    Exclamation Re: Firefox Extensions [SERIOUS]

    Think you've made the best Firefox extension or got an idea for one? Check this out: Extend Firefox Contest.
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    Re: Firefox Extensions [SERIOUS]

    Quote Originally Posted by Datacide
    Think you've made the best Firefox extension or got an idea for one? Check this out: Extend Firefox Contest.
    someone should enter the VBF Fx extension.
    CSS layout comes in to the 21st century with flexbox!
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    Re: Firefox Extensions [SERIOUS]

    Quote Originally Posted by tr333
    for the average Fx user, a GUI interface for changing options is much easier to understand than about:config.
    I wouldn't call NoteMe an average user...
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