Firefox 4 sucks (>_<)

[Hobie-wan]

Yeah they did some annoying things like when you right click a link. They switched the top two options of opening it in a new tab or a new window. There's no good reason to just randomly switch something that people have gotten used to over the years.

I noticed that too, but forgot to mention it. THAT is complete bullshit, they shouldn't have switched it. I've already accidentally opened a new window through force of habit.

That is dumb. You don't middle click to open links in a new tab though? Single click that way, not two.

[Ziggy]

Yeah they did some annoying things like when you right click a link. They switched the top two options of opening it in a new tab or a new window. There's no good reason to just randomly switch something that people have gotten used to over the years.

I noticed that too, but forgot to mention it. THAT is complete bullshit, they shouldn't have switched it. I've already accidentally opened a new window through force of habit.

That is dumb. You don't middle click to open links in a new tab though? Single click that way, not two.

Wow, I can't believe I never knew that. Thanks so much!

[Curlypaul]

nor me! Thats really cool, thanks for pointing that out!

[Ziggy]

Another neat thing I just noticed in Firefox 4. If you right click the address bar to paste an address, there's a new "paste & go" option. At least, I think it's new, didn't ever notice it in Firefox 3.

[lisalover1]

Another neat thing I just noticed in Firefox 4. If you right click the address bar to paste an address, there's a new "paste & go" option. At least, I think it's new, didn't ever notice it in Firefox 3.

Chrome has something like that, except it lets you open a link in a new tab when you're highlighting it.

[Hobie-wan]

Middle clicking on a tab will close it too. FYI.

[msimplay]

Another neat thing I just noticed in Firefox 4. If you right click the address bar to paste an address, there's a new "paste & go" option. At least, I think it's new, didn't ever notice it in Firefox 3.

Chrome has something like that, except it lets you open a link in a new tab when you're highlighting it.

Firefox 4 also allows highlight unlinked url and open link

[gtmtnbiker]

That is dumb. You don't middle click to open links in a new tab though? Single click that way, not two.

I try to do that but my work mouse seems to have a sticky middle wheel button so it doesn't do what I expect. So sometimes I hold the control key and then click on it. I need to get a new mouse.

At home, the mouse works fine.

[Michi]

I have a Mac, so I've always just used Safari. I do have Firefox loaded on the computer though, but that's just to help test compatibility with other browsers when I'm making a web page.

[Curlypaul]

I have a Mac, so I've always just used Safari. I do have Firefox loaded on the computer though, but that's just to help test compatibility with other browsers when I'm making a web page.

We've got some customers who want a web site developing to use on their macs, but we havnt got access to one - if our pages look ok in Safari on windows, will it look the same in Safari on a Mac?