Tom Horsley wrote:
...
In the preferences, I set the "startup" page to be be "blank",
then I exited firefox, started it again, and observed that I
did indeed get a blank page.
Then I went back into preferences and set home page to be
"current page", so finally I have home and startup pointing
to the same place.
Now try that using http://start.fedoraproject.org as the home page.
Using startup = blank, when I click "current page", FF enters "about:
blank" in the home page field.
Using startup = home page, and showing start.fedoraproject.org, clicking
"current page" does nothing.
Entering http://start.fedoraproject.org in the home page entry sets that
as the home page, but does not affect the "home" button.
Maybe I only imagined that the home button once went to the Fedora page.
Maybe they want some easy way for newbies to get to a known page. I just
though it was a little weird that the home button doesn't go to the
users home page.
Thanks for having a look.
<Joe
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