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 Before  After On reupgrading it moved the bookmark button back down to where it was before, but now the home button is where the back button was.
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AlmightyBob posted:
Either something got borked on your profile or you just need to customize your buttons back in place Edit: oh i see, the back/forward buttons are now seemingly locked to the addressbar.
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Mar 21, 2014 02:42
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The back button is PART of the address bar, you can't move it. I'd have to move everything over to the right side now...
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Mar 21, 2014 02:44
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AlmightyBob posted:The back button is PART of the address bar, you can't move it. I'd have to move everything over to the right side now... https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/classicthemerestorer/?src=search
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Mar 21, 2014 02:48
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According to the firefox UX designer, I should just be using keyboard shortcuts 
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AlmightyBob posted:According to the firefox UX designer, I should just be using keyboard shortcuts Pretty much
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Mar 21, 2014 03:40
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Is there an addon just to restore: * Bookmark star in address bar * Back and forward buttons always shown I don't need the bookmarks menu button but now it's apparently required. And the star works better in the address bar for me.
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Mar 21, 2014 06:15
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AlmightyBob posted:According to the firefox UX designer, I should just be using keyboard shortcuts
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AlmightyBob posted:The back button is PART of the address bar, you can't move it. I'd have to move everything over to the right side now... If you right click -> customise it will show separate back and forward buttons. If you then move them away from the address bar they will revert to their old forms. The fancy combining thing only happens when they're all together in the correct order.
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Mar 21, 2014 10:14
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AlmightyBob posted:According to the firefox UX designer, I should just be using keyboard shortcuts I agree that one should learn keyboard shortcuts, though, even though it makes no sense to hear that from a UX designer. For reference, here are some useful shortcuts: Back: Alt+Left arrow Forward: Alt+Right arrow Home: Alt+Home Focus the search box: Ctrl+E or Ctrl+K Focus the address bar: Alt+D Refresh: Ctrl+R Close tab: Ctrl+W New tab: Ctrl+T Duplicate tab: Ctrl+Alt+T Stop page from loading: Esc Cycle tab pages: Ctrl+PgUp and Ctrl+PgDown Pilsner fucked around with this message at 09:33 on Mar 27, 2014 |
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Mar 21, 2014 12:32
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Pilsner posted:Focus the address bar: Alt+D What fresh hell is this? I've always pressed F6, but come to think of it, I might have an addon for it... (in a pub, so I can't check)
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Mar 21, 2014 13:56
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Yeah, address bar is Ctrl-L (or F6), goes well with Ctrl-K. (Alt-Letter can and will open a menu option, e.g. Alt-D the "Datei" menu in the German locale)
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Glad to see they still gently caress around with the UI instead of providing some decent support for business needs. Support for Windows software deployment and group policies? How God beware Mozilla might increase market share that way!
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HalloKitty posted:What fresh hell is this? I've always pressed F6, but come to think of it, I might have an addon for it... F6 technically cycles the focus among "major" bits of the UI. If you've already focused the address bar, F6 focuses the browser content. It can also be used to focus the bookmarks sidebar if it's open.
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Riso posted:Glad to see they still gently caress around with the UI instead of providing some decent support for business needs.
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Mar 21, 2014 17:51
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It's not an official Mozilla thing.
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Riso posted:Glad to see they still gently caress around with the UI instead of providing some decent support for business needs.
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Rastor posted:http://www.frontmotion.com/FMFirefoxCE/ has been around for years and years. A word of caution, I used FrontMotion's .msi to deploy Firefox 22 (or 23? Can't remember) more or less organization-wide. It worked like a charm except Firefox wouldn't receive updates, and if a user happened to re-download Firefox to get the latest version, it would break the installation. Maybe this has been fixed. It was great for a short fix but in the long run had to be removed and vanilla Firefox installed instead. babies havin rabies fucked around with this message at 19:45 on Mar 21, 2014 |
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Mar 21, 2014 19:42
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I can't remember the last time I clicked on a back button, but maybe I'm not a representative sample.
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The Merkinman posted:It's almost as if the UX engineering deciding/coding the UI would be different people with different skill sets than the people doing support for group policies! No you only need one guy for UI/UX and programming. That's what Craigslist told me. withak posted:I can't remember the last time I clicked on a back button, but maybe I'm not a representative sample. Anyone who isn't a pleb has it bound to their minimum-four-button mouse. 
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Pilsner posted:Back: Alt+Left arrow
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Pilsner posted:For reference, here are some useful shortcuts: I like Ctrl-Tab and Ctrl-Shift-Tab for that. There's also Ctrl-Shift-T to reopen a tab you'd closed and Ctrl-Shift-N to re-open a window you'd closed.
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Nebulon Gate posted:Anyone who isn't a pleb has it bound to their minimum-four-button mouse. YM "swipe right" HTH.
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Avenging Dentist posted:F6 technically cycles the focus among "major" bits of the UI. If you've already focused the address bar, F6 focuses the browser content. It can also be used to focus the bookmarks sidebar if it's open. Turns out I have this: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/f6/?src=api
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Personally the new interface is pretty similar to how I set it up before, however they clearly weren't thinking about users with their interface set to classic.  Anyone know a way I can get my title-bar color off of my tabs and menu bar? Other than change my windows theme. Prefer to keep the general look if possible.
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Familiar Foreigner posted:
That's exactly what I want, so it's similar to Thunderbird. I hope someone can come up with a userchrome thing for it too. 
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Pilsner posted:Focus the search box: Ctrl+E or Ctrl+K On Ubuntu, both Ctrl+J and Ctrl+K focus the search box, and Ctrl+L focuses the address bar.
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Familiar Foreigner posted:Personally the new interface is pretty similar to how I set it up before, however they clearly weren't thinking about users with their interface set to classic. Set browser.tabs.drawInTitlebar to false?
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Much better, and I got my title-bar text back too. Thanks!
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Yeah that works a charm, thanks!
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Is there any setting to prevent the download tab from showing up?
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Fapos posted:Yeah that works a charm, thanks! Note that Thunderbird has the same feature, only it's mail.tabs.drawInTitlebar.
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I wonder if we could all endorse the new Mozilla CEO for his Homophobia skills on LinkedIn.
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pipes! posted:I wonder if we could all endorse the new Mozilla CEO for his Homophobia skills on LinkedIn. poo poo, now I have to switch to Chrome, and find a replacement for Thunderbird.
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Lum posted:poo poo, now I have to switch to Chrome, and find a replacement for Thunderbird. Or continue using the browser with a new tab page addon that eliminates any ad revenue they may have received from you, thus leeching on their output without contributing one red cent 
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Gerudo Rivera posted:Or continue using the browser with a new tab page addon that eliminates any ad revenue they may have received from you, thus leeching on their output without contributing one red cent Firefox gets ad revenue? (new tabs open to about :blank for me)
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Lum posted:Firefox gets ad revenue? They were supposed to be implementing "suggested websites" for when you launch a new tab in the Speed Dial rip-off menu and haven't built up a roster of 9 recently used sites yet. I dunno if they killed that off due to the inevitable backlash it will ensue, but in your case it shouldn't affect you.
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Delusibeta posted:They were supposed to be implementing "suggested websites" for when you launch a new tab in the Speed Dial rip-off menu and haven't built up a roster of 9 recently used sites yet. I dunno if they killed that off due to the inevitable backlash it will ensue, but in your case it shouldn't affect you. Here is a blog post about it. It's just in the initial stages. There is no time line for its release.
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The Dark One posted:There's also Ctrl-Shift-T to reopen a tab you'd closed
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:Anyone else finding that this suddenly no longer works? Running Firefox 29. I was, new profile fixed it for me. Used some internal Firefox "reset" feature.
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