http://www.mydigitallife.info/2006/10/11/recover-and-reopen-accidentally-closed-tab-on-firefox-web-browser/ Living Digitally and Electronically Wed, 03 Dec 2008 07:10:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 http://www.mydigitallife.info/2006/10/11/recover-and-reopen-accidentally-closed-tab-on-firefox-web-browser/#comment-35337 Shrish Sun, 05 Nov 2006 04:28:11 +0000 http://www.mydigitallife.info/2006/10/11/recover-and-reopen-accidentally-closed-tab-on-firefox-web-browser/#comment-35337 Thanks for the tip. I was unaware of this feature in Firefox 2 and was going to install 'Tab mix Plus' just for this. Thanks for the tip. I was unaware of this feature in Firefox 2 and was going to install ‘Tab mix Plus’ just for this.

]]> http://www.mydigitallife.info/2006/10/11/recover-and-reopen-accidentally-closed-tab-on-firefox-web-browser/#comment-28934 Change the Position of FireFox Tabs Close Button (or Revert Back to FireFox 1.5 Style at the End of Tab Strip) » My Digital Life Wed, 25 Oct 2006 13:20:15 +0000 http://www.mydigitallife.info/2006/10/11/recover-and-reopen-accidentally-closed-tab-on-firefox-web-browser/#comment-28934 [...] Mozilla Foundation has released the latest version of popular web browser - FireFox 2.0. FireFox 2 features new features and enhancements for better users web experience. Among the improvements are enhanced tabbed browsing. With the FireFox 2 enhanced tabbed browsing, users will now has new web pages opened in tabs by default, and when users have too many tabs opened, a scroll arrows will appear on either side of tabs slide, allowing users to switch (or scroll) to other open tabs. A button on the right side will displays an easy-to-read list of all open tabs. Beside, each tabs has its own close button too, just like in IE7. If you don’t like the new feature of close button appears on each and every tabs, or fear that you may accidently close a tab (you can actually re-open closed tabs from “Recently Closed Tabs” in History menu to bring it back to FireFox browser, of course, without any unsaved work), or have been too familiar or just want back or revert to the old FireFox 1.5 style of tabbed browsing close button at the end of the Tab bar, you can modify a setting to instruct FireFox to hide the close button on the tabs itself and display the close button at the end of the bar instead. [...] [...] Mozilla Foundation has released the latest version of popular web browser - FireFox 2.0. FireFox 2 features new features and enhancements for better users web experience. Among the improvements are enhanced tabbed browsing. With the FireFox 2 enhanced tabbed browsing, users will now has new web pages opened in tabs by default, and when users have too many tabs opened, a scroll arrows will appear on either side of tabs slide, allowing users to switch (or scroll) to other open tabs. A button on the right side will displays an easy-to-read list of all open tabs. Beside, each tabs has its own close button too, just like in IE7. If you don’t like the new feature of close button appears on each and every tabs, or fear that you may accidently close a tab (you can actually re-open closed tabs from “Recently Closed Tabs” in History menu to bring it back to FireFox browser, of course, without any unsaved work), or have been too familiar or just want back or revert to the old FireFox 1.5 style of tabbed browsing close button at the end of the Tab bar, you can modify a setting to instruct FireFox to hide the close button on the tabs itself and display the close button at the end of the bar instead. [...]

]]> http://www.mydigitallife.info/2006/10/11/recover-and-reopen-accidentally-closed-tab-on-firefox-web-browser/#comment-25075 MasterM Fri, 13 Oct 2006 20:07:42 +0000 http://www.mydigitallife.info/2006/10/11/recover-and-reopen-accidentally-closed-tab-on-firefox-web-browser/#comment-25075 1) how about using a browser that isn't crap 2) now who doesn't know what tabbed browsing means when you are reading a blog called "my digital life"? 3) does it have a feature to lock certain tags so i won't close them on accident? 4) how about just looking at your history and looking at the last page you have visited when something like that happens? 1) how about using a browser that isn’t crap
2) now who doesn’t know what tabbed browsing means when you are reading a blog called “my digital life”?
3) does it have a feature to lock certain tags so i won’t close them on accident?
4) how about just looking at your history and looking at the last page you have visited when something like that happens?

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