Eight features you don't know about Firefox 3 (1)

How popular is open-source browser Firefox 3? On the first day, 8.2 million downloads broke the software release record. The biggest feature of Firefox is good scalability-there are countless plug-ins to implement various features. However, the built-in functions of Firefox are also very powerful and convenient. This article does not intend to discuss sensitive topics such as browser advantages and disadvantages. It only reminds Firefox fans of the eight functions that have been ignored in Firefox.

1. Drag and Drop the copy tag

Tag replication is a piece of cake: Hold down CTRL while dragging the tag you want to copy to the blank area

2. Zoom out the toolbar button

Do you always think the browsing space is not large enough? You can narrow down those huge buttons to free up space: Right-click the blank area in the toolbar, select "Custom", and then select "use small button ".

 

3. Use smart bookmarks

Smart bookmarks not only store an address, but dynamically generate a website list based on the rules you set. For example, you can set a bookmarks for "10 most visited pages", or 20 websites you last visited with a specific keyword in the title. CTRL + Shift + B Open intelligent tag management, select the "bookmarks menu" on the left, click "Organization"-"New bookmarks" on the top, and add descriptive languages to the smart bookmarks.

For example, "10 recently added bookmarks", you need to enter some parameters in the address bar. For example, for 10 recently added bookmarks, enter: place: queryType = 1 & sort = 12 & maxResults = 10. in addition, "10 recently accessed bookmarks" are commonly used: place: queryType = 0 & sort = 8 & maxResults = 10. Mozilla also provides many other application examples, readers can refer to the English documentation for their own research: http://developer.mozilla.org/en/Places_query_URIs

 

4. Set Yahoo or Gmail as the default email program

"Tool"-"option", open "program" to search for mailto, and select Yahoo Mail. Gmail is not in the default setting list. You can add it by following simple steps: Enter "about: config" in the Firefox address bar and press Enter. In the "filter" column, enter "gecko" and select the first gecko. handlerServiceAllowRegisterFromDifferentHost, double-click it, change its value to False to True, and then copy and paste: javascript: window in the browser. navigator. registerProtocolHandler ("mailto", "https://mail.google.com/mail? Extsrc = mailto & url = % s "," Gmail ") Press enter.