Hi everybody, I would like to discuss the interesting feature of the third (typically) central mouse button usually used to scroll pages. Maybe not everybody knows but that roll is actually a fully functional button and if pressed in Firefox generate a new tab in the same browser session with the focus.
Apparently this has been designed to work similarly also in chrome but for some reason it only works on links, browser Home/Back buttons, Favorites pages entries (unless they are Folder) and over a tab (to close it). But it DOESN'T on "Reload page" button and on Favorites folders bar (in this last case the expected behavior (Firefox behavior) is that all pages within the favorite folder should be opened in separate tabs (one per link contained in the folder likewise right clicking --> Open All Bookmarks). My feelings are that developers wanted to emulate the fancy/cool/ practical Firefox behavior but for some reason forgot to apply it to the Home Button and to the Favorite folders. What do you think about? Ciao. -- Chromium Discussion mailing list: [email protected] View archives, change email options, or unsubscribe: http://groups.google.com/group/chromium-discuss
