On 06/18/09 10:40, Richard Schaefer wrote: > Thanks for the SHIFT- click info, Paul; but it's insufficient. > Like many people, I build up hundreds of cookies, so when I delete > there are some large blocks to delete. SHIFT-click only allows me to > delete those cookies visible in the window, isn't that true?
No. Try this (in any windows-based application - it is not specific to SeaMonkey): Click on the first row in the list; Use any method you like to scroll the list (click on the scrollbar, hit the End key, etc.) While holding down the Shift key, click on another entry in the list. You will see that this action selected all th entries between the first one and the second one (including the two that you clicked on). You can continue this action and add more to the selection as desired. > When I > tried it and reached the bottom of the window, more cookies weren't > raised up into the window. Therefore I was only able to delete > about 25 cookies at a time. This becomes tiresome when one has > about 2-300 to delete. > In the applications which have it, sweep-highlighting > continually brings more items into a window when one reaches the > bottom. Therefore one can highlight as many consecutive items as > desired. Is there some other technique you know to delete 300 > consecutive items at a time? If not, > Seamonkey could use sweep-highlighting. I'm assuming the programming > wouldn't be onerous since the capability is already present in so > many other applications. > > Richard _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
