[LINK] Question: How do you protect Windows?

Jim Birch jbirch at multinode.com.au
Mon Dec 13 15:41:35 EST 2004


Adam Todd wrote:

>> even better, when you get a URL, you hit the site like an army:
>> set a TAB for every link on the site, and jump around quick.
>
>
Ctrl + Click opens a link in new tab.  Hence, Ctrl + Click Click Click 
Click opens a bunch of links for perusal.

Ctrl + Enter opens  typed location or the google search panel search in 
a new tab.

Ctrl + Tab, Ctrl+Shift+Tab Cycle through your open tabs.

Also, groups of bookmarks can be opened as a set of tabs makes opening 
standard sets of links a breeze.

For total control of the tab world, I use "tabbrowser extensions."   
This allows you great control of how tabs/links/etc behave.  That said, 
I'd get the feel of the standard features first; they do most of what 
you want..

There's a somewhat bewildering array of extensions for Firefox, that  
you can look at down the track.  I find DictionarySearch useful.


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Jim Birch

jbirch at multinode.com.au
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