Full screen on Linux -- not anymore...
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Mozilla 0.9.9 Released
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The ability to do javascript:void(window.fullScreen=true) has been turned off by default to prevent web page abuse (you wouldn't want a web page suddenly putting you in full screen mode, would you?)
To turn it back on, find the file "prefs.js" in your Mozilla profile directory and add the following line to it:
You really think modding a slashdot comment up will make ROT-13 be implemented sooner?
Sorry, but you're in the wrong forum. What you're really looking for is Bugzilla, "modding up" is called voting, and the relevant bug is #66822 . It is currently targeted at Mozilla 1.1.
That has been fixed. Since Mozilla 0.9.6, What's Related data is only sent if the sidebar is enabled and the What's Related panel is active. See Bugzilla bug 53239.
There is a hidden preference for that. Close Mozilla and open the file prefs.js (it is located in your profile directory) in a text editor. Now add the following lines to the file:
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The ability to do javascript:void(window.fullScreen=true) has been turned off by default to prevent web page abuse (you wouldn't want a web page suddenly putting you in full screen mode, would you?)
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To turn it back on, find the file "prefs.js" in your Mozilla profile directory and add the following line to it:
pref("capability.policy.default.Window.fullScreen
That's it! window.fullScreen=true will work again now. (Note that Mozilla must *not* be running while you modify prefs.js.)
As has already been pointed out, blocking popups at page load/unload is not a new feature. A sort-of related feature is, however: You can now prevent from opening a new window by flipping the "Open a link in a new window" switch in the Scripts & Windows panel.
:)
If you just hate it when someone makes all their external links open in new windows, this feature is for you!
You really think modding a slashdot comment up will make ROT-13 be implemented sooner?
Sorry, but you're in the wrong forum. What you're really looking for is Bugzilla, "modding up" is called voting, and the relevant bug is #66822 . It is currently targeted at Mozilla 1.1.
Hmm, I wonder if...
*Wishes for 1.0 to be released in 5 seconds*
*Checks http://mozilla.org/releases/*
Guess not. Worth a try, anyway.
That has been fixed. Since Mozilla 0.9.6, What's Related data is only sent if the sidebar is enabled and the What's Related panel is active. See Bugzilla bug 53239.
On Windows, Mozilla now uses the default system cursor which can be changed from the control panel.
You can download the old cursor here.
There is a hidden preference for that. Close Mozilla and open the file prefs.js (it is located in your profile directory) in a text editor. Now add the following lines to the file:
user_pref("mail.quoted_graphical", false);
user_pref("mail.quoteasblock", false);
That should do it. See bug 83907 for making it configurable through the Preferences dialog.