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I never knew Control-Command-D would define a word you're hovering over. Something small like that is enough to make me consider switching back to Safari.
by streblo 19y ago
I never knew Control-Command-D would define a word you're hovering over. Something small like that is enough to make me consider switching back to Safari.
- aflag 19y agoI remember seeing extensions for Firefox that do just that. Maybe you should investigate about it. About the article itself, when I clicked I thought it would compare general stuff about firefox and safari, but it's mostly about mac OS integration. Since I don't use it the article ended up being pretty useless for me :(.
- tokipin 19y agotry the answers.com firefox addon. it's my unlivewithoutable addon. alt-clicking on a word will show the results in a small window within the page. because it's answers.com, it has access to wikipedia, a dictionary, and whatever else answers.com has one nice thing about it is that the text matching is greedy. so when you alt click on a name ("bill gates"), idiom/saying ("jumping the shark"), etc, you get the results you expect http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/kk63/temporaryupload/answersaddon.png http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/kk63/temporaryupload/answ... http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/kk63/temporaryupload/answersaddon2.png http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/kk63/temporaryupload/answ...