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add feature request: Mouse middle button for cut & paste
(Added Links-Alive -- a method to quickly and effeciently search terms and phrases in a similar fashion to a wiki.)
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== Links-Alive ==
== Links-Alive ==
It would be wonderful if via a hotkey we could automatically pipe terms and phrases to one of the addressed Firefox extension search engines.  This is already already in place for the pre-set search bar location via a HighlightTerm->RightClick->SearchXXX technique.  What would be extremely useful is if a person could press a hotkey and have a term automatically highlight and the options shown for all registered search areas in the form of a hyperlink style.  Much like some sites that offer up Javascript popups or like manner.
It would be wonderful if via a hotkey we could automatically pipe terms and phrases to one of the addressed Firefox extension search engines.  This is already already in place for the pre-set search bar location via a HighlightTerm->RightClick->SearchXXX technique.  What would be extremely useful is if a person could press a hotkey and have a term automatically highlight and the options shown for all registered search areas in the form of a hyperlink style.  Much like some sites that offer up Javascript popups or like manner.
== Mouse middle button for cut & paste ==
if the user clicks the middle button in somethig that is not a link then:
if it is clicked over hightlighted text, copy that text to clipboard
else if it is clicked in a textbox and nohing is highlighted then paste.
I believe I would really use this a lot, many many times a day.
I never, never, NEVER use the middle button to scroll the page.
For that I have:
  * a scroll whell
  * scroll bars
  * 8 keys in the keyboard:
        page down
        page up
        home
        end
        up arrow
        down arrow
        left arrow
        right arrow
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