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I have both opera and firefox open with default tool bars and opera is the clear winner it wastes less space. You have to turn off FF's book mark tool bar and
by dougp 18y ago
I have both opera and firefox open with default tool bars and opera is the clear winner it wastes less space. You have to turn off FF's book mark tool bar and then its a pixel for pixel tie pretty neat.
- unalone 18y agoYeah. And Safari beats both of them for pure economy. Seriously, that line made me pause. Firefox has so much clutter in its design, it makes me wonder how many designers it actually has looking at things like that.
- AndyKelley 18y agoSafari is clunky - hardly any of the shortcuts work, especially my precious middle-click-new-tab.
- unalone 18y agoYou would need to back up that claim, especially since middle-clicking DOES open a new tab in both Windows and Mac. What other shortcuts? And how is it klunky?
- scorxn 18y agoOne of the tricks I've learned with Firefox is that under View > Toolbars > Customize... you can move the location of your "Bookmarks Toolbar Items" to the right of the menu bar. Then hide your "Bookmarks Bar" and the customized location remains. That way it doesn't take up an extra row of chrome.
- dougp 18y agoI just turned it off all browsers have such great address completion I dont have a need for quick access to bookmarks. I use all the browsers for diferent things opera for general browsing, Firefox for js heavy sites, and Safari when I am showing off my websites to clients because it looks the prettiest.