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| Firefox: Where the Heck Is the Apple + Down Arrow Feature??? OK, I installed Firefox. Again. After trashing it once long ago. I figure I'll give it another go. See if I like it any better this time around. I have a question, though: How do you immediately jump to the top (or bottom) of a Web page? With most browsers such as Safari and Camino, you simply press Apple + the down arrow key to jump to the bottom of a page. Apple + the up arrow key goes immediately to the top. I looked up "keyboard shortcuts" in Firefox's help window ... and it says the shortcuts are "End" (bottom) and "Home" (top). Um ... problem: It doesn't work! I have a laptop (iBook G4), so I'm guessing Firefox was designed either for (cough, cough) PC users or desktop keyboards, I have no idea. Anyway, it doesn't work on my computer. I pressed Home and End (on my keyboard Home is the left arrow button, and End is the right arrow button). No luck. ![]() Any suggestions? Or better yet ... solutions?
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Will probably uninstall Firefox and put it in the trash where it belongs very soon... And just for the record: Camino is my preferred browser. Oh, yes, I loooooove Camino. ![]() And thank you for answering my Firefox question. Much appreciated!
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| Firefox easily beats both Safari and Camino for Bookmark handling. And what do you do a lot of? |
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| Apple + down/up arrows is working with my Firefox! ![]()
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| I have to say I *quite* like Firefox's bookmark handling, and that's what I do a lot of. Haven't tried this Camino thing though, will give that a go. FWIW, PC-wise, I can see why people rave about Firefox. Beats every other browser out there hands down.
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| The other thing to consider is that Firefox has Extensions capabilities that can enhance its use. I don't think that this is possible in Camino. I've used both and since the release of FF 1.5, it's now become my default browser. And yes, it does bookmarks much better than anything else I've seen. ![]()
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| On my machine, End and Home keys move to top or bottom. Firefox is my favorite browser.
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