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Huh, I don't see that here on Aurora. It's just greyed out and the layout stays static.
by gcp 15y ago
Huh, I don't see that here on Aurora. It's just greyed out and the layout stays static.
- sp332 15y agoHere's an example: http://seanpalmer.smugmug.com/photos/i-bpVFjBV/0/O/i-bpVFjBV.png http://seanpalmer.smugmug.com/photos/i-bpVFjBV/0/O/i-bpVFjBV... When I click a link, it shows the URL without a Forward button. If I click the Back button, the Forward button appears and pushes everything over. When I click Forward, the Forward button is grayed out, but as soon as I move my cursor away, it disappears and again looks like the first.
- gcp 15y agoAh, thanks. I put my bookmark button on the left, and in-between the urlbar and buttons, which precludes this from happening.
- sp332 15y agoThat would explain it :) A similar effect happens with the Stop and Refresh buttons. If you put them next to each other, they become a single element. And if you put them both at the end of the address bar, they all merge together. But if you move them apart, they are separate buttons.
- zanny 15y agoMy observation is that using the small buttons disables this feature. And I use the small buttons anyway (I'm on nightly).