Here’s a great time-saver extension. Toolbar Buttons is perfect for adding tough-to-find Firefox functions. They’re there BUT you have dig deep within Tools > Options to get to them. Need to quickly disable javascript, flash and images with just three quick clicks? No problem, just drag and drop the buttons. Here is my current setup:
I stumbled across this news alert on Yahoo! News today that describes Mozilla’s mobile browser efforts with Firefox. This is very encouraging news for web developers. The current lot of browsers that work on handhelds are not that exciting (Opera and Safari on the iPhone respectfully excluded from the list - those two work great). Better and more compliant browsers for handhelds = a better Internet experience for all.
With Intervals we have developing a handheld version on our development roadmap, but we are longing for better browsers that allow the functionality to work as intended without having to make a separate user experience for handhelds.
Just stumbled upon this CSS bugfix and thought I’d post my findings. I was trying to figure out why Firefox wouldn’t completely render page background-color on pages without scrollbars. For example:
Switching between different tabs would restore the background to its intended CSS value (#887D75), but nothing else seemed to work ( even tried <div class="clear"></div> at the bottom of the page ) until I tried this CSS:
body { position:absolute; top:0px; bottom:0px; left:0px; right:0px; }
Having wrestled with the best way to track time and manage work at Pelago, we understand how processes should work. We built Intervals to manage chaotic work loads — and to help others do the same.
