After upgrading to Firefox 3.6, I noticed that there no longer seems to be a way to have tabs all displayed in several rows when there are too many to fit in the window:    I find it very inconvenient to have to click on the down arrow at the far-right side to go through the list of open tabs.  The TabMixPlus add-on is incompatible with ReloadEvery 3.6.2, so that's not a good solution either.  Does someone know if it's possible to either configure FireFox 3.6 to go back to the previous way of displaying multiple tabs, or if there's an add-on that's compatible with ReloadEvery that would do the trick?    Edit: The solution if you need support for both multiple-row tabs + being able to reload one of the tabs automatically every so often, is to just use , which does both and is compatible with Firefox 3.6.
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Is there an extension for Firefox that gives you a multi-row tab bar?, and if possible the rows should not shuffle up and down, like the Windows tab bars typically do.
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I'd like to be able to add or remove some of the standard tabs on the Tools panel:    because if I shrink the tab area, the tab names become unreadable:    So, is there a way to remove some of the tabs that I never use?
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I need to be able to open about 16 JPGs in Chrome all at once, without having to select each one and do Open With. When I select multiple files, the Open With option disappears. How do I make it available with multiple files selected?  Several answers so far have provided decent workarounds, but they're not very flexible when I work on a large variety of files where Open With would be useful. Is there a way to actually do Open With on multiple files?  For anyone coming here in the future, I don't believe there's any proper workaround. If this matters a lot to you, I've created a  in the Feedback Hub that you can upvote.
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If I open up many tabs in Chrome, the Tabs start to shrink. This is usually a normal behavior if the tabs would use the whole availible space, BUT in my case the tabs shrink too much. They don't use up the whole availible space anymore, but only go until somwhere at three quarters of the window. The more tabs I open, the larger the availible space gets until it reaches a maximum. This strikes me as somewhat not so normal.  Another funny thing is, if I use a second Monitor to extend my Desktop, Tabs will be smaller on the second Desktop and will only fill half the availible space from the beginning. For example right now I have 6 tabs open, which fill out approximately half the availible space. If I open more tabs, only the tab size reduces. This has not been like that when I first installed the browser.  This is what it looks like:    Is there any solution for this?   I hereby explicitly mean NO extensions. I found enough extensions to handle tabs. I just want them to behave normally without any of those tab-extensions. Re-Installing Chrome does NOT work, I tried that.
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I have been peaking in macOS Activity Monitor and found this:  One tab spawns atleast 3 processes:   Firefox ~400MB FirefoxCP Web Content ~200MB FirefoxCP Web Extensions ~200MB     Update - ran again and got these numbers ...
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I'm looking for a more efficient way to manage my tabs in Safari. Specifically something that allows me to move multiple tabs at once to a new window.  I often find myself following a link for a new subject/idea, then another, and so on and so on, until I find myself with a dozen tabs that should really be in their own window, but it's a pain to manually find and drag each one. I'd love to be able to do it in one fell swoop. Any suggestions?
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One of the pages in our web app includes a table that typically has a few dozen rows for each user, and it takes most of the page's width (5-8 columns).   For each row, users can perform 3 possible actions.  What's the recommended way to let users perform these actions? We've considered a few options:   3 small action buttons on the left-hand side of each row  3 small action buttons on the right-hand side of each row Drop down with the three actions Other approaches?   I saw other questions with a great discussion on  , but in this case, I'm more interested in the right place to put them.   Thanks!  Option 1 Illustration
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I'm working on a redesign that needs to translate well from desktop to tablets. There is a table that could potentially hold thousands of entries. Think of this page as a dashboard. From what I gather, the user should be able to select multiple or all entries and apply a variety of actions (ex: delete, compare, edit). Unfortunately I only have screenshots to look at, so I'm not sure what all the interactions for this table are.  The full data for the entries should be available to the user on the tablet device (ie. all columns should display without scrolling or hiding columns). There are 8 columns ranging in width and the column on the end has a dropdown for extra actions specific to that entry.  I've explored this issue on Google and have found a few suggestions. My problem is similar to these questions: , . I've also looked at  that is referenced a lot in other similar questions.  However, as previously stated I cannot hide any columns. The strongest solution I've seen so far is displaying the data in card views, however this doesn't allow for entry comparison very well and it seems like it might be tedious if the user needs to select many entries at once.  Is there a more creative solution out there that would still allow the user to easily view and compare many entries at one time that translates well between desktop and tablet? Preferably the display would be the same for both desktop and tablet.  Sorry for the long winded details.  TLDR: I need a way to display large amounts of table data on a tablet without hiding columns or making the user scroll horizontally. The solution also needs to allow the user to select multiple or all entries to compare in the least-tedious manner.
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A lot of the time, when I want to format text within a web page's text box I'll hit the Tab key.   Unfortunately, that doesn't insert the tab character but instead moves the control to the next form element (like a button or a check box).   For browsers like Firefox/IE, is there a way to get the formatting behavior of a tab, within a text box, by typing a key combination?
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... and if so, how to fix / re-enable support? Or would this be fixed by subsequent point releases of Firefox?
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I like to use the Ctrl or Alt + Number shorcut to jump quickly to a specific tab. Problem is: When you have a lot of tabs open it is hard to look at them and quickly know which one is tab number 7.  Is there a way (extension possibly) to show a tab's number in its title? This way each tab would have a number added to its title right beside the . This way you could immediately tell which number you need to press to jump to a specific tab.  I use both  and Firefox, so I'm accepting answers for either one (though I'd prefer both =) ).
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My goal is to show different web content full screen on multiple monitors automatically after booting from a single computer. The browser I would like to use is Chrome. If Chrome does not support this and Firefox does that would be fine.  The OS I would prefer is Windows, if it turns out that Linux is possible that would be fine.  On Windows it is possible to set the position of the Chrome browser window (--window-position=) and make Chrome start in full screen mode (--kiosk). Using these options combined you can start Chrome full screen on any of the desktops/screens that you have connected to your computer. I have managed to get this working.  However, if I then try to do the same thing a second time to have Chrome full screen on a second screen the second Chrome window will open over the first window, no matter the coordinates I use for the --window-position parameter.  I have tried using Chrome profiles and copying the Chrome directory and starting the second chrome.exe. All these things result in the same behaviour.
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Is there any way to change the width or the size of tabs in Notepad++? I usually have many tabs open, and it makes it hard to see all of them at once because I need to press the arrow keys to see which one is where. In other words, notepad++ doesn't resize tabs at all.  In a normal browser, tabs are resized according to how many you have. If you have too many, then they are squeezed together.  This is exactly what I want to achieve. Is there perhaps an extension that does this for Notepad++?  I'd also like to add that I'd rather not use the document switcher. I have the reduce tab size option enabled, but unfortunately it doesn't make it much better!
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I have firefox version 11.0 and am running ubuntu 11.10. Firefox takes upto 850MB RAM with only six or seven tabs opened and all the tabs loaded with light weight websites only. I wonder why would a browser consume so much memory. It keeps increasing its memory consumption over time. I have 3GB RAM and most of the times firefox consumes upto 30% of my memory. How do I fix this?   EDIT:   The output of the command sudo iotop -oPa as asked by @Jippie
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I want control Excel with my keyboard while using the mouse on Firefox. I need to maximize Excel and I have two monitors so covering the distance to travel between them is a little annoying.  Windows 7 x64
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I'm a normal-sighted person and I would like to view pages at 100% all the time. I use keyboard shortcuts that involve Ctrl a lot, so about twenty times a day I accidentally hit Ctrl at the same time that I'm scrolling, which results in the page being reflowed and repainted. This is annoying because it can take up to 30 seconds to fix the issue, depending on how complex the site layout is. On sites with dynamic layout such as Google Docs the problem is more serious; accidentally hitting Ctrl+mouse wheel corrupts the display and forces me to refresh the page entirely, sometimes causing me to loose information in the process.   I would like to either decouple Ctrl+mouse wheel from zoom, or disable zoom functionality altogether. This is  by using about:config; is there a similar way to edit detailed settings in Chrome? Would I have access to the detailed settings if I used Chromium instead of Chrome? I'll probably jump ship back to Firefox if I can't solve this problem.   There is a superuser question that asks basically the same thing I'm asking, but  exclusively. Other people on the Chrome forum have had related issues, but none have the same problem. "" had "something with laptops and Windows 7", not the feature built into Chrome. Other people have had PDF specific issues, which doesn't concern me.   I've also tried searching for extensions that allow you to disable the scroll; I had hoped that "" would have the ability to lock the zoom at 100% and prevent Ctrl+scroll wheel from distorting the display, but it doesn't work for my use case.   I am using Google Chrome (version 9.0.597.84 (Official Build 72991)) on Ubuntu 10.10.
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A customer has a 6-screen setup for each workstation and would like various pages of a web app to be opened automatically in each of the screens on startup or invoking a shortcut. (The target web browser is likely to be Chrome).  I wondered whether it would be possible to use Javascript window.open to do this but one possible snag is the customer may wish to have tabbed browsing with popup blocker turned on. (OK, these could be overridden but such config is currently out of our control...)  So the question is: Could a script (e.g. batch file) be written to open multiple instances of the browser at specified coordinates within the 6 screens (each pointing to different URLs)?  [This is basically the same question as  but for Windows instead of Ubuntu.]