FireFox

[Koing]

Hi guys,

Made the switch to FF yesterday. I like it so far.

A few questions:

Will 'Booksmarks' eventually close off so that only the most commonly used ones are shown then you have the option of clicking to see the 'rest' of them?

Also how do I get 'quick reply' to not be docked in FF? When look at AT through IE6 I have the option to have 'Quick reply' be docked or floating.

Thanks guys.

Read some stuff on here and found some cool stuff out.

Koing

 

[n0cmonkey]

The bookmarks don't work like you asked. They'll display all of the bookmarks available.

I think the floating quick reply is broken in firefox.

 

[Koing]

I see n0cmonkey.

I was trying to work it out but I couldn't find it

Thanks :beer:

Koing

 

[CTho9305]

Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
The bookmarks don't work like you asked. They'll display all of the bookmarks available.

Interesting idea though.

I think the floating quick reply is broken in firefox.

It's not broken - Jason Clark (fusetalk author) just refuses to make some TINY changes to his HTML to make it standards compliant. If he did, quick reply would work fine (press alt+q).

edit: Ok, so it's broken as in "written specifically to NOT work in anything other than MSIE". It's not broken as in "Firefox isn't following standards".

 

[AFB]

Originally posted by: CTho9305

Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
The bookmarks don't work like you asked. They'll display all of the bookmarks available.

Interesting idea though.

I think the floating quick reply is broken in firefox.

It's not broken - Jason Clark (fusetalk author) just refuses to make some TINY changes to his HTML to make it standards compliant. If he did, quick reply would work fine (press alt+q).

LMAO

 

[n0cmonkey]

Originally posted by: CTho9305

Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
The bookmarks don't work like you asked. They'll display all of the bookmarks available.

Interesting idea though.

Only if it's an option. I hate personalized menus.

I think the floating quick reply is broken in firefox.

It's not broken - Jason Clark (fusetalk author) just refuses to make some TINY changes to his HTML to make it standards compliant. If he did, quick reply would work fine (press alt+q).

Sounds broken to me.