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**I thing it's a very good idea, that anybody could choose between the two interfaces, although i thing it would increase performance anyway just adding the close button on the right. It would be like an hybrid between the two previous firefox versions, if we keep the actual close buttons of each tab like firefox 2.0.x and we just add the close button on the right like like firefox 1.5.x. What do you thing about this idea? --[[User:Borgg|Borgg]] 11:39, 10 April 2007 | **I thing it's a very good idea, that anybody could choose between the two interfaces, although i thing it would increase performance anyway just adding the close button on the right. It would be like an hybrid between the two previous firefox versions, if we keep the actual close buttons of each tab like firefox 2.0.x and we just add the close button on the right like like firefox 1.5.x. What do you thing about this idea? --[[User:Borgg|Borgg]] 11:39, 10 April 2007 | ||
***[http://wiki.mozilla.org/Firefox/Feature_Brainstorming:Tabs%2C_Sidebar%2C_Windows#Last_Tab_stretches_all_the_way_to_end Here's a similar suggestion that some people might like.] --[[User:Armaetin|Armaetin]] 10:17, 10 April 2007 (PDT) | ***[http://wiki.mozilla.org/Firefox/Feature_Brainstorming:Tabs%2C_Sidebar%2C_Windows#Last_Tab_stretches_all_the_way_to_end Here's a similar suggestion that some people might like.] --[[User:Armaetin|Armaetin]] 10:17, 10 April 2007 (PDT) | ||
==Allow Multiple Restore Sessions== | |||
The restore session is very handy for bringing up your usual web pages. It should be further enhanced by allowing a choice of several sessions that you have saved. If you don't know what I'm talking about -- its under "startup" in Firefox's preferences. | |||
(ripped from missingparts.org) | |||
http://www.missingparts.org/request/show_full_request/14 | |||
== Browser enhancement to queue links that you want to follow == | |||
Someone should write a plugin for Firefox or other browser(s) that lets you queue up links you want to follow from search results. For example, say you have results from a craigslist query and you want to follow several of them. Instead of opening each link in a new tab or window, you would be able to control click (or some other key combination) that would place the link to follow on a list. Then the browser would have a special icon to load up the next link when you are ready. | |||
(ripped from missingparts.org) | |||
http://www.missingparts.org/request/show_full_request/13 | |||
== Smart browser caching == | |||
There should be some web code technology that tells a browser which links are followed most often (based on statistics) for a certain page in order for the browser to load those pages in the background. To the vistor, they'd see a great performance increase and it'd all be behind the scenes. | |||
For example for index.html, there are ten links: link1, link2, link3, etc. If the site gathered statistics on each of the links and found that most often vistors click link3 the most for index.html, then there might be a bit of code to let the browser know to load the page link3 refers to in the background in anticipation of the click. Something like <rating tag> link3 <end rating tag> | |||
(ripped from missingparts.org) | |||
http://www.missingparts.org/request/show_full_request/24 | |||
== Updating Feature Requests == | == Updating Feature Requests == | ||