Obtuse

Surprised no one has posted this already, but the new 'Firefox release candidate' came out a couple of days ago. It has about 250 bug fixes, as well as integrated tabbed-browsing controls (replaces most of the functions of extensions like Tabbrowser Prefs and Single Window). It hasn't been added to Mozilla's main page yet, but it is on their ftp server.

You can get it here.

Scroll about halfway down the page and click the one labeled 'Firefox Setup (1.0rc1, en-US).exe 27-Oct-2004 16:12 4.7M'.

Be warned, it will break some of your extensions, but updated versions are already available for most of them.

Also, if you don't feel like messing with it just yet, the final version should be out in a couple of weeks.

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Flyguy

This has been posted. Use the search button next time.

terkz

Feels pretty good , so now i use it together with Opera .

Obtuse

Could you point me to that post please. I did do a search before posting and I just did a few more since reading your post. I didn't find anything. Maybe it's just me.

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zenmaster10665

thanks, does it save the previous add-ins?

By the way, does anyone know of an Add-in to Firefox that allows you to grab a link, drag it to the right and have it open up in a new tab?? This is the only reason i still use MyIE2 (Maxthon) I would love to stop using it alltogether.

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SecretMethod70

You can click and hold a link and drag it into the tab bar and it will open a new tab. This has been a feature for the past few releases.

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Obtuse

Yes it does save them, as well as all other aspects of your profile. I installed V1.0 RC1 directly over V1.0 PR and everything went smoothly. If you are running an older version, I don't know how it will react.

There is an extension called 'Super Drag and Go' that does what you ask and a bit more. It can be found here. As you will see, it was designed to be similar to MyIE2's 'Super Drag & Drop.'

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SecretMethod70

hmm, maybe I don't understand....what exactly are you describing and how is it different from dragging the link onto the tab bar?

EDIT: so...you get to drag it anywhere on the page as opposed to the tab bar? Why is it such a big difference?

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bendsley

Note: many of the plugins you have may not work at all under the latest release.

5/8 of mine did not function.

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Redlemon

That's because Mozilla isn't publicizing this release. It is really for the testers only. Unless you enjoy playing with the nightlies (as I do), I'd recommend waiting until November 9, the scheduled release date.

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the_marq

Man, I have been on 1.0 now for about a month and have yet to have a crash or any other sort of bug occur even once. I don't think I'll be upgrading till its a full-on release.

I can't belive I used IE for so long... seems handicapped now compared to the Fox.

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zenmaster10665

Quickness, and ease of use, i guess.

with what I am talking about, you do not ahve to highlight the link, you can simply click and hold, drag to the right, and have the link open in a new tab.

thanks for the suggestion, i will check for that add-in

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zenmaster10665

oh noes!!! Super Drag and Go isnt comaptible with version 1.0

Is there any way around this?

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Redlemon

It looks like there might be a beta build here: mozdev.org - superdragandgo: installation.

In general, however, see Bumping extensions - The Extensions Mirror

zenmaster10665

Thanks...ill try it!

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zenmaster10665

right, that worked a treat! (changing the about:config settings)

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Obtuse

It isn't really much of a difference, but the extension offers other features as well. You can save an image by dragging it anywhere on the page. You can also do a web search for a word or phrase by highlighting it and dragging it anywhere on the page.

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Wyodiver33

The only thing I hate about RC1 is that my new mouse's "back" button doesn't work. (Logitech MX 1000 Laser)

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