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I compared Firefox with Internet Explorer and realised that firefox has raugh letters which are pretty smoother in Internet Explorer. This gives a better web experience, more pleasant. | I compared Firefox with Internet Explorer and realised that firefox has raugh letters which are pretty smoother in Internet Explorer. This gives a better web experience, more pleasant. | ||
== "Close popup-menu" menu item == | |||
I don't like it when javascript disables my right-click popup-menu. Luckily Firefox enables me to prevent javascript from doing that. However, certain web apps like Google Docs, have built-in right-click popup-menu's that I do like to use. Unfortunately it will be unaccessible when it's behind Firefox's popup-menu. | |||
So, my suggestion would be to add a "Close popup-menu" menu item to Firefox's right-click popup-menu. (Or perhaps a little 'x' button?) When clicking this, Firefox's menu should close enabling me to use the underlying javascript popup-menu (and such). This menu item could be available only if one has prevented javascript from controlling popup-menu's. | |||