Neat Camino Tip

[riccbhard]

Most; if not all of you probably know that you can hold the Apple key and click and drag the "Home", etc... buttons to different places in Camino.

Just found that out and wanted to share.

It works like moving the Apple icons in the menubar.

[Reality]

Whooooa. I didn't know that. Heh, that's pretty cool. What else can I do with the Apple key I wonder. :P

[riccbhard]

Originally Posted by Reality

Whooooa. I didn't know that. Heh, that's pretty cool. What else can I do with the Apple key I wonder. :P

• Move around Apple icons in the menubar; including clock and fast user switching (if you have that on).

• You can also; in Camino; click "View" then "Customize Toolbar..." and there are quite a few more buttons you can add.

[senne]

You can do this in almost every application, including the Finder. Try it and you'll see!

[riccbhard]

Originally Posted by senne

You can do this in almost every application, including the Finder. Try it and you'll see!

Ah. I didnt know you could do that in the Finder too..

You never know what you can find in the world of Macintosh.

[Mikuro]

Originally Posted by riccbhard

• Move around Apple icons in the menubar; including clock and fast user switching (if you have that on).

!!!!!
Whoah. I did not know that. Works with third-party menu extras, too. Coolness.

Now I wonder even more why Apple decided to make items in Safari's bookmarks bar draggable. It's a real pain when dealing with menus (they don't pop up on mouse-down, because it's thinking you might drag them). And here there's already a logical Apple-approved precedent for that kind of thing. Tsk tsk.

[Lt Major Burns]

menus in Safari 2.0 (and possibly 1.3) bookmarks bar open on mouse down now.

[Mikuro]

Originally Posted by Lt Major Burns

menus in Safari 2.0 (and possibly 1.3) bookmarks bar open on mouse down now.

But there's still a slight delay to allow time for dragging. I've always had to make a point to hit the (annoyingly small) popup triangle to get instant response, or else use them like sticky menus (which I'll never get used to).