Hi David, hi all ... David Talkington wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > Wolfgang Pfeiffer wrote: > > >>>Well, there doesn't seem to be a hotkey combination for moving between >>>tabs, but that's my only gripe with it so far. >> >>... no : try this: <Ctrl-PageUp/Down> >>http://www.mozilla.org/projects/ui/accessibility/mozkeylist.html
... I just found out this page doesn't seem to be very helpful .. actually they say something different than I did about how to change to another tab ... but there method at least gave me a hint on how to reach my goal .... ;) > > > Thanks. ;-) Welcome :) ... glad if I could help ... I thank *you* for having started this thread, because this made me explore Mozilla a bit ... for example: I found I can start a new tab in the browser with <ctrl-T>; To move focus from the main browser frame to the left-hand Sidebar (you can toggle its existence with <F9>) works here with <ctrl-Tab Tab> (holding ctrl and Tab, then pressing tab again). But the following is what I find absolutely bingo: when focus is in this left-hand Sidebar, and the bookmarks are available in this frame, I can move focus from one bookmark to the others either with <ctrl-PageUp/Dn> for big jumps or <ctrl-ArrowUp/Dn> for line-to-line jumps. I open a bookmark folder with <ctrl-Enter> .... And i move back to the main browser frame with <Tab>. And to make the URL-line ready for writing a new address to it: <Ctrl-Tab Esc> Enjoy :) More on the topic *perhaps* here (not being sure how much is explained there ...): http://www.mozilla.org/projects/ui/accessibility/mozkeyintro.html And I still didn't have the time to find the config file for the Mozilla key bindings ... just this (but I'm not sure whether that's what I need): /usr/lib/mozilla/res/builtin/htmlBindings.xml /usr/lib/mozilla/res/builtin/platformHTMLBindings.xml I'm a keybord nerd, but I hate it to move around my arm like a monkey to make a machine work with the mouse ... ;) What I don't like so far with Mozilla 0.9.9. is the "speed" behaviour of it: a normal startup of Mozilla takes here (on a AMD-K6-2/366 Mhz) about as long as a StarOffice 5.2 start (I didn't look at the clock so far, but I think they take about 30 seconds for a start ...) I hope this will change in the future, at least on the Mozilla side :). And I didn't find a way so far to make Mozilla-Mail show me all 'Received' Headers of a message - a feature I urgently need in case of mail problems (delay of deliveries etc. ...) .... this is an important reason for me why for most mail I still use Pine ... But Mozilla, at least when running with the 'Modern' theme GUI, looks much better than the old Netscape (yo, sure: that's probably a matter of taste ...:)) Happy Easter :) Regards Wolfgang __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Greetings - send holiday greetings for Easter, Passover http://greetings.yahoo.com/ _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
