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Usage example: I often use to "open in tabs" a bookmark group, then start closing some tabs and then I want to "Reload All" periodically the remaining tabs. Right now I have to either reload each tab manually (tedious if you have for instance 20 tabs), or re-open again all links in the bookmark group (this will open more tabs than the ones I have now visible and want to reload). | Usage example: I often use to "open in tabs" a bookmark group, then start closing some tabs and then I want to "Reload All" periodically the remaining tabs. Right now I have to either reload each tab manually (tedious if you have for instance 20 tabs), or re-open again all links in the bookmark group (this will open more tabs than the ones I have now visible and want to reload). | ||
== HTML Validation == | |||
I don't know if this is already planned for versions 2 or 3, so please forgive me if it is. | |||
As Firefox gets better at standards compliance, it could help the cause by alerting the user (who is often a developer) in a not-too-annoying way whenever it encounters malformed HTML, instead of just silently ignoring and reinterpreting it. This would be similar to what it does with bad JavaScript. Besides helping the cause, this would also be useful in cases where FF and other browsers interpret the same HTML differently, because FF would at least have something to blame. (Assuming FF's interpretation is correct.) | |||
There's an HTML validator plugin, but why should Firefox have to interpret the same code twice? (Once by Firefox for display, and once by the plugin for validation.) | |||