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April 25th, 2010, 12:03 AM
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[RESOLVED] Firefox 3.6.3 - dragging links to new tabs
One of the features of Firefox I've used since the beginning is dragging links into a different tab on the tab bar (different from always opening a new tab by CTRL-click).
The weird thing is that on one of my XP machines and one Windows 7 machine, when I drag, the cursor has the title of the link next to it as I'm dragging. This is distracting. On another XP machine, there is just a little square next to the cursor as I'm dragging.
Weird thing is that all 3 machines are running Firefox 3.6.3 with the default theme. Anyone know if there is a setting or a tweak to change this? I don't remember doing anything on the one XP machine that is working the way I want.
My equipment:
Acer Aspire AX3300-U1322 Desktop (sorry didn't build this time!), 4Gb RAM, AMD Athlon II quad core CPU
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April 25th, 2010, 01:23 AM
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Found a solution:
1. In the address bar of Firefox, type about:config - accept the warning message.
2. In the filter, type nglayout.enable_drag_images (should auto-populate as you type). Right-click on that entry and Toggle so that value changes to false
That's it! Weird though - I'm sure I didn't do this on my one XP machine that is working the way I want. In fact, I checked and the above entry is still set to the default of true.
In any case, just wanted to share in case anyone else prefers it this way!
Last edited by NickC; April 25th, 2010 at 01:28 AM.
My equipment:
Acer Aspire AX3300-U1322 Desktop (sorry didn't build this time!), 4Gb RAM, AMD Athlon II quad core CPU
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