At 6/18/08 08:30 PM, aldlv wrote:
At 6/18/08 06:33 PM, Grammer wrote:
2.) There's no address bar at the bottom of the browser. If I hover my mouse over a hotlink, how am I supposed to know what site it will take me to?
There is an address bar
can you make a pic of how does your FireFox looks?
By address bar, he didn't mean the URL bar or toolbar.
He meant the status bar.
Which often shows the address of the link you're hovering over, or displays javascript-related text.
In Opera, which I primarily use, the status bar has to be turned on, as it is off by default to increase vertical viewing space, presumably.
I thought the status bar was always on in Firefox, but maybe in 3.0 they copied Opera and made it an option you have to switch on...
At 6/19/08 04:56 PM, Grammer wrote:
Every time I open a flash in pop-up form (which I what I was accustomed to and will always do), I get this ugly bar of text above the flash. How do I get rid of it?
That "ugly bar of text" is just the URL of the flash movie you're watching. Firefox used to suppress the URL toolbar in flash windows, but... I guess 3.0 doesn't. Don't worry about it... unless you type shit there and hit enter, it isn't going to affect your flash-watching experience at all, really, is it?
In Opera, that bar is hidden when you first open flash pop-ups, but there's a narrow strip of gray below the menubar and above the flash viewing area, and it says "www.newgrounds.com" and if you click that, it expands to show the URL bar and some basic nav tools like back/forwards/reload, etc.
I love the way that Opera works, and I don't mean to turn your Firefox helpthread into an Opera ad...
but if you're really having so many problems with Firefox 3.0, and you don't want to go back to 2.x (or can't).... consider trying out Opera. It recently increased from version 9.27 to 9.50, and 9.50 is luscious.