“Why have one home page when you can have ten?”

1. On August 25th, 2005 at 12:18 pm Lee Hopkins Says:

   So where do I find a trackback link for this post? I’ve just blogged about your post over at: http://leehopkins.net/2005/08/26/firefox-why-have-just-one-home-page/ but cannot find a trackback link to ping…
   Lee

2. On August 28th, 2005 at 2:30 am Lee’s new Better Communication Results blog Says:

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   Firefox: Why have just one home page?

   Lee wrote this 6:17 am:
   Courtesy of Alexandra Samuel, it seems you can set Firefox to default op [...]

3. On August 29th, 2005 at 6:15 am Damien Says:

   Hello, do you know it is also possible to click with the mousewheel button on a folder of bookmarks and have all those links opened at once in tabs ?
   Try it.

4. On September 7th, 2005 at 2:13 pm Mathew Englander Says:

   Hi Alex! I mostly use Firefox as my web browser but am not fully satisfied with it. In general it seems a bit slower and less responsive than IE. The home-page-with-multiple-tags thing is something I’ve been using for a while but someone told me about it when I started using Firefox; they should make that feature more obvious.

   Two extensions which ought to have been included in Firefox:

   “Focus Last Selected Tab” at Gorgias’ Firefox Extensions: install this and then when you close a tab, you will see the tab you were looking at just before the one you closed.

   “CookieCuller”: you can configure this extension to delete all of your cookies when you launch Firefox except those which you want to keep.