dirk wrote:
Barry Edwin Gilmour wrote:
Leonidas Jones wrote:
NoOp wrote:
On 10/29/2009 09:41 AM, dirk wrote:
Hi,
since the beginning of using SM (after Netscape Suite), when I simply
clicked a link from in the SM mail program, it would open the link
in a
new tab from an existing window, and the browser program would NOT be
placed in the foreground, but nicely stay in background too, so I
didn't
have to switch back to the SM mail program every time to open
another link.
I didn't even have to use the RIGHT CLICK option, just click left
once
and go.....
Any suggestions on how to do that in SM 2.0?
Thanks, DJ.
I think what you are looking for is:
Edit|Preferences|Browser|Tabbed Browser|Link open behavior& Links from
other applictions|A new tab in the current window
Yes, but that will still open a foreground tab rather then keeping the
browser component in the background.
From here, if I middle click the link, it opens in a new tab in the
browser, with the browser still staying in the background. I honestly
don't remember if I had to do any particular tweaks to get it to do
that, so far as I recall, it just has.
Lee
right-click in Preference_Name in about:config,
select: /New/Boolean
edit in Preference-name: browser.tabs.loadInBackground;
Boolean-value: true
hi BEG,
thanks, did that, still opens in foreground..... even after restart SM.
Maybe a bug?
DJ
Dirk, my bad..
The background-preference is a negative-preference found in
toolbar-menu "Edit / Preferences / Browser / Tabbed-Browser / deselect
(Switch to new tabs opened from links_ middle-click)"
The above works in conjunction with the tab-settings NoOp mentioned,
to-be-set further down that Tabbed-Browser panel.
My bad...
The preference I erroneously-quoted, enables you to go through
RSS-newsfeeds in "Blogs and Headers", middle-clicking on the
more-interesting RSS header-URLs, and have them open-in a group of
unraised-browser-background-tabs, that you can later read at your
leisure, or if they are real-interesting, you could archive/save them as
a group-of-tabs, under Bookmarks.
"about:config" option ~ "browser.tabs.loadInBackground", when set to
"true", enables a selection of interesting RSS Live-Header-Tabs to be
loaded in
browser-background-Tabs, for later perusal and viewing. (For-example,
Blogs and Headers)
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