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As someone who always used the Ctrl-P keyboard shortcut, I never even knew that a print-with-preview interface existed in Firefox.
by betamaxthetape 6y ago
As someone who always used the Ctrl-P keyboard shortcut, I never even knew that a print-with-preview interface existed in Firefox.
- dtx1 6y agoIt never even occured to me to use the menu version. What an upgrade
- agumonkey 6y agoyou guys made me read the menu shortcuts .. didn't know reader mode and all-tabs had them (in order CTRL-ALT-R and CTRL-SHIFT-TAB)
- _Microft 6y agoMay I blow your mind? ;) Ctrl-1 to Ctrl-8 accesses the first eight tabs directly, Ctrl-9 jumps to the last tab. Enjoy!
- jdfellow 6y agoI didn't know about the Ctrl-9. Thanks.
- agumonkey 6y agoI think you meant Alt-N and yeah I did know (don't even know how but I use it every day since forever..)
- Raphael_Amiard 6y agoIt'll be alt-n on mac's I think!
- dotancohen 6y agoTry Tridactyl. You can access any tab directly with `b`.
- iso1631 6y agoI'm on Firefox 84, pressing file/print or ctrl-p brings up a preview window on the left, printer selection on the right.
- jwatt 6y agoThe new print interface has been progressively released to a subset of users over multiple releases. It's only gone to 100% of users as of Firefox 86.
- runarberg 6y agoI guess I was in the early rollout. I was in the middle of designing a print layout about a month or two ago when firefox got updated. After a restart I suddenly was missing the print preview option in the menu to test my design. I was really glad to see that I could from now on just press Ctrl + P and get a much better experience.
- pabpab 6y agoit does not work here the `print.tab_modal.enabled` preference to `false´ fix described below helped