On 3/15/2014 12:07 AM, F Murtz wrote: > Paul B. Gallagher wrote: >> F Murtz wrote: >> >>> In the past in sea monkey it used to shut the page you were looking at, >>> now it carries on about you have x no. of pages open do you want to shut >>> the lot down, If you dont you have to right click on each one in turn >>> then make another click to remove it, I wish to be able to have as many >>> pages as I want and only remove the one currently on with one click on >>> the X button, which I have been doing since I first got sea monkey until >>> some bright spark came up with this latest malarkey, upsetting my >>> equilibrium. >> >> In that case, it's not the red X you want, but the smaller plain one an >> inch below it. SM will close the current tab without complaining and >> without affecting the others. >> >> If you don't like tabbed browsing and want every page to open in a >> separate window as they used to, there are options here: >> Edit | Preferences | Browser | Link Behavior >> >> If you set them so SeaMonkey always opens all links in new windows, then >> you can go on using the red X as before. I personally find it easier to >> navigate among many open tabs than many open windows, but YMMV. >> >> And of course Ctrl-W still works as before -- it closes the current page >> while leaving the rest open. If the current page is the last one, the >> whole browser will terminate; you won't get a title bar over an empty >> window. If you want to close the whole suite in one go, no matter how >> many mail or browser windows it has open, use Ctrl-Q. You won't be >> warned or prompted, it'll just vanish. >> > The black x will do, did not see it, just used to the old way,they keep > changing things ,leaving one to guess and work out the new way to be > able to do the same thing they have always done. >
Windows 7 (x64) SeaMonkey/2.24 This whole thread puzzles me. Since tabbed browsing was introduced as an inherent feature in SeaMonkey (not via an extension), I have not seen any change in how tabs are closed. There is an X at the far right of the tab bar that, when selected, closes the current tab. By "current", I mean the tab whose content is in the view port (window). I much prefer this over having an X on each tab, as Thunderbird has. With my old eyes and hands, an X on each tab means I might close a tab when I really wanted to select and view the tab to its right. I have no red X. I do have a white X in a red button, but that stops the currently loading page from rendering. -- David E. Ross <http://www.rossde.com/> On occasion, I filter and ignore all newsgroup messages posted through GoogleGroups via Google's G2/1.0 user agent because of spam, flames, and trolling from that source. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
