gmane.comp.mozilla.multizilla

Re: Bookmarks opening into new tabs

Philip Chee — 2012-06-05T03:56:22

Middle clicking a bookmark should open the bookmark in a new tab/window
(depending on your settings).

Phil

Re: Bookmarks opening into new tabs

Lewis G Rosenthal — 2012-04-09T01:33:31

Hi there...

On 04/08/12 08:56 pm, Rubens thus wrote :
The way I do it is via the middle mouse button. I've just gotten used to 
opening things this way. It works for bookmarks and for links on pages.

To set this, either:

 1. In about:config, set browser.tabs.opentabfor.middleclick to true; or
 2. In the Preferences UI under Browser | Tabbed Browsing | Open tabs
    instead of windows for > Middle-click, Ctrl+click or Ctrl+Enter on
    links in a Web page.

HTH

There is still much of Multizilla which I miss these days.

Re: Bookmarks opening into new tabs

Glenn Linderman — 2012-04-09T01:41:42

How about right click on the bookmark, choose Open in New Tab ?

Bookmarks opening into new tabs

Rubens — 2012-04-09T00:56:32

Hello all,


A long time ago, when using SeaMonkey 1.1.19 altogether with the 
Multizilla extension,
it was possible to open bookmarks directly into a new tab, without 
affecting any
previously opened tabs.

Is there there any add-on or configuration which can maintain this behaviour
in Seamonkey 2.8 ?


Thanks,


Rubens

Re: Alternate Plugins

Paul Hartman — 2011-04-11T20:49:40

For me now I'm using Firefox4, with the Tree Style Tab add-on.
Thunderbird for mail/news. Never used the Seamonkey HTML editor so I
don't miss that anyway.

I really prefer the left-side vertical tabs now, after just a day or
two of using it it felt natural. But you can also set tabs to be on
top/bottom/right also if you prefer..

http://piro.sakura.ne.jp/xul/_treestyletab.html.en

Re: Alternate Plugins

Aaron Kulkis — 2011-04-10T17:23:38

So as to reduce duplication of effort, what have you found so far?

Re: Alternate Plugins

Evzen Polenka — 2011-04-10T06:33:11

From: Philip Chee
Sent: 10.4.2011 6:43


So far I was not able to find extension which would:
- make tabs on the BOTTOM
- redirect Ctrl-N to "open new tab" instead of opening new window
- be able to configure new tab and fous behavior (e.g. "open new tab at 
right side of tab", "close tab will switch focus to left side tab")

Re: Alternate Plugins

Philip Chee — 2011-04-10T04:43:01

You could itemize which multizilla functions are most important to you.

In the mean time I'd list:
Session Manager
Duplicate Tab
Tab Clicking Options
Sea TabX (close button on each tab).

Phil

Alternate Plugins

Wojtek — 2011-04-10T03:33:13

Well, I will make the switch to Seamonkey 2.x

I have been browsing through the available plugins to try to mimic the 
multizilla functionality. I have found some, but I am afraid of 
creating conflicts.

Does anyone have a list of plugins which work together?

Re: Open Source?

Philip Chee — 2010-12-09T02:00:49

In case it wasn't clear one of the links on that page is:
"3. Do a CVS Checkout"
To the cvs source control system where the multizilla source resides.
But the problem isn't access to the source. It needs someone who
understands the code and how to fix it. By and large the people who
understand how the tabbrowser code work either already have their own
tabbrowser extensions (Tab Utilities, TabMixPlus) or are now working on
the Firefox tabbrowser code itself. Me, my current plan is to (slowly)
add the Multizilla features I use to the SeaMonkey tabbrowser code itself.


There should be a batch file somewhere in the source code that builds
the installer.

You could email HJ and ask for developer access to the multizilla cvs,
or ask if he agrees for someone to take over the project and copy the
source to SourceForge or GitHub or BitBucket. And good luck. There is
two years worth of bit rot in the code that you or someone needs to
modernize.

Phil

Re: Open Source?

Wojtek — 2010-12-08T23:02:47

Philip Chee wrote :
Hmmm, did not know that.

But a Source Forge project implies that it can be modified, source 
control handles branches, etc.

I think that all we really want is an installer (at least that is my 
hope) rather than extra features.

Re: Open Source?

Philip Chee — 2010-12-08T10:56:00

Why? The source is already available on mozdev.

<http://multizilla.mozdev.org/source.html>

Phil

Re: Open Source?

Raj Bhaskar — 2010-12-07T09:53:09

The entire source code is available under the Mozilla Public Licence.
There are instructions on how to pull it out of CVS on the website:
http://multizilla.mozdev.org/source.html

If anyone is able, feel free to fork the project to SourceForge, or even
join the project as it stands on MozDev.  As the website says, patches
are gratefully accepted!

Raj. 

-----Original Message-----
From: multizilla-bounces< at >mozdev.org
[mailto:multizilla-bounces< at >mozdev.org] On Behalf Of Wojtek
Sent: 4 December 2010 2:25 PM
To: multizilla< at >mozdev.org
Subject: [Multizilla] Open Source?

Since this is not being updated anymore, could it be put into Source 
Forge?

Re: Open Source?

2010-12-06T08:44:21

Hope springs eternal.

Wojtek wrote:
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Open Source?

Wojtek — 2010-12-04T14:25:10

Since this is not being updated anymore, could it be put into Source 
Forge?

Re: Cannot rename tabs

Rubens — 2010-10-16T23:16:04

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote, on 16/10/2010 14:09:

It worked ! Thank you vey much Peter.

Re: Cannot rename tabs

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo — 2010-10-16T17:09:53

yeah, it seems it can't be done that way.  However, 
make sure the tab you want to change is in focus, then 
right click on the tabbar {not the tab itself}, then 
select Toolbars, Customize Tab Label, and a popup will 
appear.  You can change it from there.   Or, a quicker 
way, make sure the tab is in focus, and hit F8.

Re: Cannot rename tabs

Rubens — 2010-10-16T23:16:04

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote, on 16/10/2010 14:09:

It worked ! Thank you vey much Peter.

Re: Cannot rename tabs

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo — 2010-10-16T17:09:53

yeah, it seems it can't be done that way.  However, 
make sure the tab you want to change is in focus, then 
right click on the tabbar {not the tab itself}, then 
select Toolbars, Customize Tab Label, and a popup will 
appear.  You can change it from there.   Or, a quicker 
way, make sure the tab is in focus, and hit F8.

Cannot rename tabs

Rubens — 2010-10-14T19:08:50

Hello,


I cannot rename tabs in the Tab Manaber because the
"Save Changes" button in the Tab properties window
appears grayed out.

I am using SeaMonkey 1.1.19 and the latest version of Multizilla.

Can anybody help ?



Thanks,


Rubens

THANK YOU

WIFT — 2010-08-16T21:33:45

Well, time to say BIG THANKS to all who have contributed to MultiZilla. 
It was great and very useful project. For me using Mozilla Suite and 
then SeaMonkey have had only the sense with MultiZilla, which is no 
longer possible with new versions of SeaMonkey. So i completely switched 
to Google Chrome since without MultiZilla there is no reason for me to 
continue using slower browser.
Again, big thanks to authors and coders of MultiZilla and goodbye.

WIFT