Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 9th Oct 2006 20:54 UTC
Ars reviews Firefox 2 RC2, and concludes: "I personally never managed to get any of the third party spellcheck extensions to work right, and the availability of spellcheck support alone was enough to convince me to use 2.0 pre-releases rather than the 1.5.0.7 build that comes with Ubuntu. All things considered, RC2 adequately meets most of my needs, but doesn't exceed my expectations as major releases have in the past. Hopefully, development on the Places system and other delayed features will make future releases more interesting."
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RE[2]: Wanted: Faster Firefox
by Axord on Mon 9th Oct 2006 23:54
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My favorite keyboard method is to hit ' to start highlite search for links, type a bit of the link I want, then <CTRL> + <ENTER>. Much faster than TABing, I find.
Of course, my primary method is middle-mouse button. Using the middle mouse button on things (urls, bookmarks, folders, buttons even) is the prime killer feature of FF, imho.
RE[3]: Wanted: Faster Firefox
by Schmeggma on Tue 10th Oct 2006 00:28
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> open Link in new tab using keyboard
Keyboard mouse combo : <CTRL> + Left mouse click
Keyboard Only : Focus the link using the tab key, then hit <CTRL>+<ENTER>
Mouse Only : Middle Click