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Andrew Delaney started following the idea "Give the option of a vertical (sidebar) strip!" in ThumbStrips.
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Andrew Delaney shared an idea in ThumbStrips on July 29, 2009 00:03:
Any plans for a slideshow feature?I'm suggesting a slideshow, so I can have my browser cycle through a multitude of pages. This would preferably be with some sort of pre-caching so the pages show instantly instead of loading each on demand. This website http://myjugaad.in/ has a pretty cool example of what I'm talking about but it's not the most functional given it's limitations. -
Andrew Delaney started following the idea "Automatically save ThumbStrips file for all browser sessions. Sortable like system History." in ThumbStrips.
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Andrew Delaney started following the idea "Separate Thumb Strips for Each Tab" in ThumbStrips.
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Andrew Delaney asked a question in Pixelpipe on July 09, 2009 14:34:
How do I remove the Pixelpipe icons from Firefox's menus?I'm wanting to remove the icons for Pixelpipe from both the Tools menu and Contextual menu in Firefox. I have the Firefox add-on known as Stylish installed so once I have the right code it's a simple issue of adding a new script. -
Andrew Delaney replied on January 24, 2009 18:05 to the discussion "Do you like the Firefox extension?" in Agglom:
I'd like an option for enabling a contextual menu item in place of the tool-bar button. I keep my tool-bar fairly clean so finding a place isn't a problem but I still feel like it's overkill considering. -
A comment on the idea "I want a tag-group feature!" in Mozilla:
I only mentioned that particular drop-down because it seemed like an ideal place to put it. None the less my thinking is a pop-down of some sort would be better but where and how to place I'll have to think about more. Have I contacted the person, no I haven't and yes that might be a better place to seek results. As for your statement about having to scroll through tabs, I use FaviconizeTab which minimizes those tabs. So I normally have at least 20 tabs open on a regular basis. I seem to be one of the few who thinks he needs to have Gmail, Google Docs, Google Calendar, Gubb.net, and del.icio.us open at all times. This is all the more reason to have tab-groups. That way one group has my web-based applications and another group is of new websites I'm checking out. – Operations, on May 16, 2008 19:18 -
A comment on the idea "I want a tag-group feature!" in Mozilla:
Thomas, try installing that example. It's not terrible, quite frankly it's the best example I've found, but personally it could use some compatibility fixes and better integration. Right now that tool seems only good as a proof of concept sort of thing. Plus I don't really like, and I'm sure other users would hate it, having another physical row of tabs. I want tab groups to be fairly similar to having a folder of bookmarks, the big difference being that within the same window those bookmarks are active and can hide the current set of tabs on the fly.
Anyhow, that little tab on the right side of all your tabs ... that's where I think a pop-down list for choosing which tab group to show should be. – Operations, on May 16, 2008 15:07 -
Operations shared an idea in Mozilla on December 03, 2007 03:19:
I want a tag-group feature!What I want is a way to organize tabs into groups of tabs. So in other words, instead of opening a new window and loading it up with tabs, I can just select a different set of tabs to appear in the current window. A good yet incomplete example can be seen here [ http://www.paranoid-androids.com/tabg... ].
In a way Firefox can already do what I'm asking but it requires making a folder of links then selecting "Open All in Tabs." The problem is that doing this wipes out everything you were previously doing.
