Hi, > Now one can bind middle-click to change the current URL of the tab > instead of creating a new one, I personnally use ^T middle-click, is > this an acceptable replacement?
I think that's default or part of Tabbrowser Extensions. Either way that's how it works for me. But, from time to time, I still miss the dialog box. The only feature that I am looking for is what URL I typed last time, so I could see it again or modify it. Ctrl-O from IE wouldn't replace it, for example (that one doesn't keep last entry). Another reason to have the dialog window is that you could enlarge it to see the whole URL. These it's split like 60-40 for URL-title and there is often not enough space in browser window to see the URL. Oh, wait - we are talking about Galeon, aren't we? I stopped using that one several months ago. Firefox is what "the web, only the web" is about. Galeon, after it switched, became too annoying to use. Too many dependencies on Gnome and too many other annoyances. Quick check on galeon.sf.net suggests that Galeon hasn't been touch for a year. The top news is from January 2004. I think it's time just bury the beast. > I fear upstream won't re-add the open URL dialog as you knew it. I suggest then to label this one as "wontfix", if it's not yet already. Or close it - I don't have any interests in Galeon anymore. It's gone from my systems and I don't install or recommend it on new ones. Thanks, - Peter. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
