2 Jun
2006
2 Jun
'06
7:27 a.m.
Hello
Suse has integrated a great thing in firefox: You have bookmarks of their
pages directly integrated in the browser. Nothing new, but great is the
thing you have a button 'Open in tabs'. When you click on it, all link
will be opened in a different tab. Very useful.
How can I do it for bookmarks that I will open in different tabs (the same
way) in one time, so that I don't need to open a tab and choose everytime
the bookmark!
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Thanx
Al
2 Jun
2 Jun
7:57 a.m.
Hi Al,
On Fri, Jun 02, 2006 at 09:27:46AM +0200, Alex wrote:
Suse has integrated a great thing in firefox: You have
bookmarks of their
pages directly integrated in the browser. Nothing new, but great is the
thing you have a button 'Open in tabs'. When you click on it, all link
will be opened in a different tab. Very useful.
Erm... standard feature of Firefox, nothing SuSE-specific there.
How can I do it for bookmarks that I will open in
different tabs (the same
way) in one time, so that I don't need to open a tab and choose everytime
the bookmark!
Open your Tab-set once, use "Bookmarks->Bookmark all tabs". You'll
get a new Folder with the individual bookmarks.
Now, go onto that folder, click the "Open in Tabs" there, and you'll
get the tab-set back. This works for all folders, not just those
created via "Bookmark all tabs".
I've tested this here on Debian testing, Firefox 1.5.0.1
Greetings, Eric
8:02 a.m.
Quoting Eric Dondelinger <Eric.Dondelinger(a)linux.lu>lu>:
Open your Tab-set once, use "Bookmarks->Bookmark all tabs". You'll
get a new Folder with the individual bookmarks.
Now, go onto that folder, click the "Open in Tabs" there, and you'll
get the tab-set back. This works for all folders, not just those
created via "Bookmark all tabs".
I've tested this here on Debian testing, Firefox 1.5.0.1
Yes. It works on kubuntu too (Which is Debian).
Greetings, Eric
That's true. Very usefull thing, as said.
Thanx
AL
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