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> I don't remember URLs with /some/post/id/123.html. I remember headlines When I open a new window[1] in Firefox and start typing in the address bar, I get mat
by ttctciyf 5y ago
> I don't remember URLs with /some/post/id/123.html. I remember headlines
When I open a new window[1] in Firefox and start typing in the address bar, I get matches based on the page title not just on the url.
For example, I open a new window and type "brow" and the matches I get include "I closed a lot of browser tabs | Hacker News" (see image[2].)
So I rarely if ever use bookmarks, I can almost always find what I'm looking for by typing in the url bar, or if that fails by searching in history.
1: Are you seated? Good. I don't use tabs, I just open new windows with ctrl-n and use alt-tab & ctrl-w to navigate. I have middle-click set to open in a new window. I use customise to put the "open new window" icon onto my buttons, next to the address bar. I would happily use a version of firefox with no tabs, they add nothing to my life.
2: https://i.imgur.com/loFZ0Mm.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/loFZ0Mm.jpeg
- tomsmeding 5y ago> I use customise to put the "open new window" icon onto my buttons, next to the address bar. Note that ctrl-shift-N opens a new window.
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- ttctciyf 5y ago> ctrl-shift-N opens a new window As does ctrl-n, which I mentioned in the comment you're replying to ;-D