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, 1 November 2011→Close tab or window when no previous page is available: I have appended a new idea! :)
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==Close tab or window when no previous page is available== | ==Close tab or window when no previous page is available== | ||
When I open a link in a new tab or window, there is no previous page available. When I click the (inactive) 'back' button; it is reasonable to assume that I want to go back to the opener tab/window and may want to close the current tab window. See also [[#Focus on opener when closing tab]]. | When I open a link in a new tab or window, there is no previous page available. When I click the (inactive) 'back' button; it is reasonable to assume that I want to go back to the opener tab/window and may want to close the current tab window. See also [[#Focus on opener when closing tab]]. | ||
==Change Javascript Text Colour== | |||
while browsing the web, new links have historically been blue, and old links have historically purple, | |||
But that originates from the days when no-one was using Javascript (or other kinds of non-html scripts, for that matter). These appear often still as a normal, blue link, but they don't change the url of the page you're on. | |||
This results in many people (myself included) opening-up new tabs in assumption that these are normal links. | |||
But what if you (Mozilla) were to make it so that non-url-changing links were ''green'' instead of blue? Everyone would know that it wouldn't change the page they were on if they clicked-on them. They wouldn't have to worry about losing the data on that form they were filling-out. | |||
How nice would that be? :) | |||