Firefox 2.0

[Ignominy]

control + click works too, but wheel button is the best.

[bubbles19518]

I downloaded it and have been very happy with it thus far.

Just an FYI though, there have been some HUGE security flaws floating around on digg for FF 2.0 that to my knowledge havent been patched.

[project dragon]

I downloaded 2.0 and i'm kinda impressed. it does take up more memory usage then the browser i am using now (maxthon), so I think I will continue using Maxthon for now.

P.s. for people complaining about closing their tabs, get the mouse guesture extension.

To close the tab, all you need to do is right-click + move the mouse right-left-right and the tab closes.

To open a link in a new tab, just right-click + move mouse up. It's one of the reasons I started using Maxthon, and its a pretty convient tool to have if you dont want to click on the X or press ctrl+f4.

[Sufficient]

scroll wheel click removes tabs

[Ace]

I downloaded 2.0 and i'm kinda impressed. it does take up more memory usage then the browser i am using now (maxthon), so I think I will continue using Maxthon for now.

P.s. for people complaining about closing their tabs, get the mouse guesture extension.

To close the tab, all you need to do is right-click + move the mouse right-left-right and the tab closes.

To open a link in a new tab, just right-click + move mouse up. It's one of the reasons I started using Maxthon, and its a pretty convient tool to have if you dont want to click on the X or press ctrl+f4.

Your movements have to be pretty deliberate.

[geekbot]

edging closer and closer to a pimped out 'Tunes. =]

wurd

[Stabwound]

P.s. for people complaining about closing their tabs, get the mouse guesture extension.

To close the tab, all you need to do is right-click + move the mouse right-left-right and the tab closes.

To open a link in a new tab, just right-click + move mouse up. It's one of the reasons I started using Maxthon, and its a pretty convient tool to have if you dont want to click on the X or press ctrl+f4.

I really really really really really hate mouse gestures.

"To close the tab, all you need to do is right-click + move the mouse right-left-right and the tab closes."

What the shit?

[Galleleo]

I just click the red box with the cross in it?

[project dragon]

movements don't have to be that that big, there's an option where you it draws the path you make, and you can see what you've done on the bottom right..

I find it convenient cause I don't have to go to a small area to close the tab, and I find i don't have to move the mouse as much, but I guess thats just me...


p.s. I just made a spelling mistake, and I find the spell-check option pretty nice, but i find it disturbing that firefox (lol firefox is a spelling error) uses 130 000 K of memory usage, whereas the browser I'm using now barely reaches 30 000..

[genocidal]

I only use the basic mouse gestures. Hold right click plus moving my mouse: up=new tab, right=forward, and left=back. Sometimes I accidentally move it diagonally down which makes my text all big or something but it's no big deal.

[DoTheFandango]

I'm so used to keyboard shortcuts on Macs that I hardly ever use a mouse.