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* I might be stupid and fail to see what this is about, but: This already works perfectly, an has done so for ages. When I enter an address in the address bar and hit CTRL+Enter, a new tab is opened. If that is only because I have installed Tabmix Plus, somebody please remove this remark.--[[User:PullMeUnder|PullMeUnder]] 11:54, 15 October 2006 (PDT) | * I might be stupid and fail to see what this is about, but: This already works perfectly, an has done so for ages. When I enter an address in the address bar and hit CTRL+Enter, a new tab is opened. If that is only because I have installed Tabmix Plus, somebody please remove this remark.--[[User:PullMeUnder|PullMeUnder]] 11:54, 15 October 2006 (PDT) | ||
== Add a | == Add a Page Zoom feature (like IE7) == | ||
* You need to put a little zoom in and zoom out feature in the bottom right of the browser. | * You need to put a little zoom-in and zoom-out feature in the bottom right of the browser. | ||
* As far as I know, pictures that are to large to be displayed are automatically shrunk. You then have the option to display the picture fullsize nonetheless, then having to scroll, of course. For full zooming capabilities, there is a respective extension available. --[[User:PullMeUnder|PullMeUnder]] 11:54, 15 October 2006 (PDT) | * As far as I know, pictures that are to large to be displayed are automatically shrunk. You then have the option to display the picture fullsize nonetheless, then having to scroll, of course. For full zooming capabilities, there is a respective extension available. --[[User:PullMeUnder|PullMeUnder]] 11:54, 15 October 2006 (PDT) | ||
* The current Firefox PageZoom extension only modifies the page's CSS, which NEVER scales correctly - that, and it is extremely slow. IE7's new zoom is very slick, and I can only assume it uses some kind of compositing engine, as the scaled pages look perfect. This feature is a must-have for v3 - as screen resolutions like 1600x1200 and up become standard, this feature will be a necessity. | |||
== cache managment like in IE == | == cache managment like in IE == | ||