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It is a pain in the neck when you are developing a page or when viewing a page that displays a huge 20+ line alert and only a small portion of the alert can be displayed on the screen, the rest (including the buttons) are well hidden below the bottom of the screen. This could be resolved if firefox's default alert features a scroll bar (vertical and possibly horizontal). This is much like the Konqueror alert feature and I can't believe that few browsers have implemented this. | It is a pain in the neck when you are developing a page or when viewing a page that displays a huge 20+ line alert and only a small portion of the alert can be displayed on the screen, the rest (including the buttons) are well hidden below the bottom of the screen. This could be resolved if firefox's default alert features a scroll bar (vertical and possibly horizontal). This is much like the Konqueror alert feature and I can't believe that few browsers have implemented this. | ||
== Custom Focused Element on page load == | |||
You visit a page frequently, there's a form where you enter some words and submit, almost every time you visit the page. The box does not get focused by default on page load so you have to move the pointer and click on it or press tab several times. That is so inconvenient. There should be a way to mark an element on a page so that on the next visit, the element auto focuses. | |||