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Revision as of 23:50, 30 May 2007
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When the computer crashes, Mozilla gives you a restore session parameter. Many of us use certain websites as a personal portal, would it be possible to Save/Load sessions into mozilla -- it would make my life easier specifically as a developer | When the computer crashes, Mozilla gives you a restore session parameter. Many of us use certain websites as a personal portal, would it be possible to Save/Load sessions into mozilla -- it would make my life easier specifically as a developer | ||
* It would be nice to have an option to save current tabs on exit and an option to do it always without prompt (like Opera). I have to kill firefox every time (#pkill firefox) to have my tabs open next start. | * It would be nice to have an option to save current tabs on exit and an option to do it always without prompt (like Opera). I have to kill firefox every time (#pkill firefox) to have my tabs open next start. | ||
**Go to Tools and then Options. If you go the Main tab and under the Startup box, there will be an option that says "When Firefox starts:". Change it to "Show my windows and tabs from last time." This only works for Firefox 2.0.0.x, which, from the context of your comment, I believe you already have. --[[User:Armaetin|Armaetin]] 16:50, 30 May 2007 (PDT) | |||
== Auto-hide option == | == Auto-hide option == | ||
It would be very helpful if there would be an auto-hide button next to minimize button (right-up corner) for hiding the toolbar, bookmark and tab bar, so we could see more of the web page on the screen, not just in "full screen" mode. | It would be very helpful if there would be an auto-hide button next to minimize button (right-up corner) for hiding the toolbar, bookmark and tab bar, so we could see more of the web page on the screen, not just in "full screen" mode. | ||