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On 14 Aug 2003 at 8:45, Ann Barcomb wrote: [about:blank] > It also appears if you do type in a URL, but then > switch to another tab without actually trying to fetch the page. Ooh yes. This is particularly useful if you want to type in a URL you saw on another web page (if, for some reason, you're not using copy-and- paste). Type in as much as you can remember, switch back to the page you saw the URL on, memorise a couple more components, switch back... and the partial URL is gone. I wonder who thought this would be useful. > Mozilla also can't process commands like cntrl-T or cntrl-N when > it is busy contacting a site. This is, at the moment, the biggest gripe I have with MozillaFirebird - the unresponsiveness while it's doing things. (It also sometimes likes to eat the Ctrl key when I'm Ctrl-clicking on a bunch of links to open them in new tabs, causing my current page to be replaced by a random link.) Cheers, Philip -- Philip Newton <pnewton@xxx.xx>
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