Post your firefox "top section"

mrk said:
A: It's glassing FF in fullscreen or not
B: Unless you're on a small monitor there's no need to fullscreen a browser window since no decent website spans content wider than 1024 pixels max (800pixels average).
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This website will span as wide as you have your browser, so it means you don't have to scroll as much to read posts.
 
yantorsen said:
This website will span as wide as you have your browser, so it means you don't have to scroll as much to read posts.
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Yep this website will as it follows one design style, the majority of other websites though don't do this!
 
i preffer google chrome, my top bar is well... there isnt one aside from my tabs :)

was always trying to get ff and opera as minimalist as possile :(
 
mrk said:
A: It's glassing FF in fullscreen or not
B: Unless you're on a small monitor there's no need to fullscreen a browser window since no decent website spans content wider than 1024 pixels max (800pixels average).
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Browsing fullscreen can blind me at times, god damn bright websites. (on a 24", it was a NIGHTMARE when I used a 37")

Have to make the window smaller. :p
 
Turn your brightness down :p
Should be 120cd/m2 for optimum brightness which is equivelant to standard daylight light levels so never too bright or too dark

Most people's screens I have calibrated or tested are at least double that and beyond which is scary!
 
Pretty boring.

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yantorsen said:
Cool, how do you do that? I'd be interested to know as I would then scrap the google bar.
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Why not do what I do? Set home page to Google UK and install new tab home page. When you want to search, press control T and up it pops with the cursor ready in the search box. No mouse clicks.
 
When i used windows i only used to use FF, didn't like IE at all, since moving to OS X FF felt different so only use Safari hence it looking like its just been installed with a couple of bookmarks.
FF is still handy to have as a backup when pages don't display correctly in Safari and would still use it on windows.

Enough rambling here's mine

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