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• How can I do a quick preview (thumbnails?) of all open tabs in a window (Safari has a function for the display of open tabs)?

  How can I do a quick preview (thumbnails?) of all open tabs in a window (Safari has a function for the display of open tabs)?

  Maybe look into this extension instead:

  • Permanent list all tabs button: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/permanent-listalltabs/

• I lost all open tabs in Firefox 4 for MAC when my computer restarts or restarts Firefox

  I lost all open tabs in Firefox 4 for MAC when my computer restart or at any time to restart Firefox. Help, please

  You are welcome!
  
  Please mark this issue as resolved for the benefit of other users. Thank you.

• Where is the BOOKMARK all THE TABS?

  I used to be able to save all tabs open under a bookmark group.
  How can I do this in the new firefox 4 that I just got to the ddl?

  You can go to bookmark all tabs by right-clicking a tab, or use the hotkey Ctrl + Shift + D

• the old version allowed me to save all open tabs by giving it a name, i.e. on 29 April, but I can't find it in the new version. Is there something like this? If so, I really want to come back

  Tonight, for example, I have several tabs open that I would close but reopen tomorrow.

  I would like to save them all as '30 April' in my favorites... the 0ld version allowed me to do, but I can't find it in the new version.

  The only way I don't seem to lose these tabs open, I work with is making "Contol + delete", but I know that this should not be done all the time...

  There must be a better way, but if it does not exist, I would be able to come back and work with the old version?

  Some menu entries are hidden by default and only appear if you use the keyboard to open the menu.

  You can see the difference if you use Alt + F or Alt + B to open the menu 'File' and 'Favorites' and compare them to what see you if you use the mouse to open the menu after completing the bar menus visible by pressing Alt, or by pressing F10.

  • "To bookmark all tabs" (Shift + Ctrl + D) is no longer present in the menu bookmarks unless you open the bookmarks menu via the keyboard (Alt + B).
  • 'Bookmark this Page' is accessible through the context menu of the browser page.
  • "To bookmark all tabs" are available through the context menu of a tab on the tab bar.

  See also:

  • / KB/How - do - i - use - Bookmarks

• Thunderbird updated and closes all open tabs.

  I often keep an e-mail tab opened as a reminder until I Act on it. Sometimes I'll have 10 or so tabs open at the same time.
  Yesterday, I left the House for several hours, leaving my computer. When I got home, the Thunderbird and Firefox have been closed. They are open, when I left.
  When I open Thunderbird, all my open tabs were closed. I have no idea what they were and I could not find any list of recently closed tabs, so I could resume. I can only assume that an update took place in my absence and this is what has been charged to close Thunderbird.
  This used to happen with Firefox, sometimes after a update but you seem to have fixed that. Please correct Thunderbird so that it never closes tabs open.
  Thank you
  Bill

  Bottom line is direct of tabs in a file called session.json. All sorts of personal information and the tools of type 'acceleration' remove this information caching. One of the really popular is CCleaner. In the case of Firefox, they have an additional backups they can restore from, but it's only a matter of time before these same tools. but in the case of Thunderbird feature is somewhat reduced. Manly, I think because nobody at the time thought people came to rely on the tabs. In the underlying code, the tabs are messy and really large parts of 'vision' expect more attention. Thunderbird actually has only one and the rest is smoke and mirrors where my questions specific re long-term reliability. Dial in a tab can see more work on the part of the tab of the interface to make it more robust.

  Having said that I had problems with Firefox in the very recent past, but I also run nightly compilations expect so most people never see questions. (Testing takes many forms.)

  Make your own backup of the session.json file is a workaround if you feel strongly enough, but personally I think that saved search folders and tags are an arrangement much better that most IMAP servers come with your tags appear on other devices as well.

  My opinion is.
  Mail tag as ' to do '.
  Open find Ctrl + Shift + F
  criteria a search, for tags contains ' to ' set the folder and subfolder to find
  Click on search to make sure that your criteria works, and then click on save in the search folder.
  Thunderbird now has a new record that contains only your mails containing the tag "to do." Search folders are a uses significantly less characteristic (probably because no one knows they exist), but they do a lot of business functions much easier. (they are what underlies the folder "unified" view {view menu > folders > unified} a collection of search folders.)

• Spry Accordion has failed in all open tabs. What's wrong?

  Hello

  I had my spry accordion works perfectly a week ago. Then I tried to add another panel at the top, and all of a sudden all the tabs opened by default. I would like that they go back to all be closed in case of default. I've been on my new coding for a week and may not know what I did wrong. I can get the first Panel to close in case of default by changing the Panel by default-1, but that fact that the other panels look weird to be open. Here is my code short for important parts:

  < div id = "Accordion1" class = "Accordion" tabindex = "0" >

  < div class = "AccordionPanel" >

  < div class = "AccordionPanelTab" > create your own Art path < / div >

  < div class = "AccordionPanelContent" >

  < p > would you like to...

  (the rest of the content + 5 tabs more)

  < / div > < script type = "text/javascript" >

  <!--

  var Accordion1 = new Spry.Widget.Accordion ("Accordion1", {useFixedPanelHeights: false, defaultPanel:-1});

  ->

  < /script >

  My url is: http://www.7elementsBR.com/courses

  Can someone help me understand this riddle? Thank you.

  C F McBlob says:

  There are SEVERAL paragraph tags that are "open". Who can shake the whole Spry function.

  No, he can't. The closing of a paragraph tag is optional. The reason that it is trigger error in the W3C validator is because a XHTML doctype is used. Many other "errors" are caused by JavaScript is read by the validator as if it was HTML.

  However, you are right about the non closed tags. The problem with the accordion is in question by incorrectly nested divs.

  This is how the content div should look like:

  Courses (fall 2013)

  Create your own art classes

  Would you like to be in a class with your friends and family learn exactly what you learn on your schedule? You can customize which materials use you, how many times you come, the time that you come, studying only the summary or realism, perhaps a bit of everything? Price is determined by your selections.

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  Basic art (6-12 years)

  Monday 04:30 - 18:00 (no longer accepting registrations fall.)

  Students will get to enjoy these different mediums: pencil, charcoal, pastel sweet pastel oil, engraving, watercolor, and acrylic paint. We will explore all the 7 elements of art in order to create a good basis for our young artists. Students are invited to bring documents or do not hesitate to visit the Shopof canvas to create on. All media can be used and are included in the price. Course begins August 12.

  16 sessions, 4 free punched cards, $55 / month
  

  Drawing (6 years and older)

  Thursday 04:30 - 18:00 (no longer accepting registrations fall.)

  Students will learn the 7 elements of art through various drawing tools including: pencil, pastel, charcoal, soft and oil pastel. It is a class based on realism first and find your own style as an artist later. Students are invited to bring the papers to draw, or do not hesitate to visit the store. All media can be used and are included in the price.  Course begins August 15.

  16 sessions, 4 free punched cards, $55 / month
  

  Open Studio

  Monday - Friday, 12-16:00 (call advance @ 225.366.7442)

  This course is all about the artist as an individual. Not teaching, and artists can come and go as happy. Weekly reviews are Friday 3-4 hours and are not mandatory, but allow comments from several artists and provide answers for your development as an artist. Artists can work with any medium and may choose to rent media for $5 / hour. The studio is not open the Friday 1, holiday, Easter, Halloween week, the week of Thanksgiving or Christmas week.

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  Paragraph tags not closed must also be laid down, but what is the cause of the problem with the accordion is incorrectly nested divs.

• left-click on the icon of firefox in the taskbar displays a list of all open tabs. Windows 7 - Solution

  I used to have an application icon on the taskbar of Windows 7 and it will give the list the number of open windows if I have left until it clicks. But the icon of Firefox seems to have lots of windows open, except that each entry is a different tab in the single window, I opened...

  'Zero' has a question archived in the same sense in which he got a response, and I tried to find the "was this answer useful?" to add a yes vote for her, but cannot vote on things in archive...

  So I write a similar question with the answer that I have found useful.

  SOLUTION
  In tools > Options, open the "Tabs" tab: uncheck the box prΘvisualisation, "Show tab in the Windows task bar."

  In my case, immediately displays taskbar icon an entry by the window open, bearing the title of the currently opened tab. Zero had to restart Firefox to see its new configuration to take effect.

  Now, if I opened another window in Firefox, the Firefox icon displays a list of open windows. He cut down the mess!

  Zero was running Windows 7 and Firefox 22, I'm 34 of Firefox.

  Edited to remove [b] for "BOLD".

  SOLUTION

  In tools > Options, open the "Tabs" tab: uncheck the box prΘvisualisation, "Show tab in the Windows task bar."

• What happened to the bookmark all tabs/Save and Exit/open session previous feature 4.0? If this was subscribed then 4.0 is of no use to me. I'll have to go back to 3.6

  3.6 each time I closed the browser with multi tabs open that he would give me the possibility to save and exit. Then when I opened it the browser it would give me the possibility to open the previous session. I could also put bookmark all open tabs. All of these features seem to no longer be present in 4.0. If that's the case I'll be forced to uninstall and reinstall 3.6.

  The new interface is the default on Windows Vista and Windows 7 only. To get it under Windows XP, you must hide the menu bar. Do, in the view menu, select Toolbars, then click on the entrance to the "Menu bar".

  If you need to access the menus, you can press Alt or F10 to display temporarily.

  See my first answer concerning access to the bookmark all tabs

• Is it possible to bookmark all tabs in a folder at a time?

  I love the previous session 'restore' in history, but 1) sometimes I forget until I've already opened a new session. and (2) sometimes I have a couple of value of the windows of the tabs on different subjects. It would be good to have a command to bookmark all open tabs create < folder > instead of bookmarking 10-20 tabs individually; also if I can move on to other topics and close tabs to facilitate the browsing speed. etc...
  Thank you!!!
  Margaret

  Some menu entries are hidden by default and only appear if you use the keyboard to open the menu.

  • "Bookmark this Page" and "bookmark all tabs" no longer appear in the bookmarks menu unless you open the bookmarks menu via the keyboard (Alt + B).
  • 'Bookmark this Page' is accessible through the context menu of the browser page.
  • "To bookmark all tabs" are available through the context menu of a tab on the tab bar.

  See also:

  • / KB/How - do - i - use - Bookmarks

• Can someone explain please the NEW, process RECENTLY CHANGED to "bookmark all tabs" in Firefox 40.0?

  The process of "bookmark all tabs" apparently has recently changed. The window "New bookmark" that opens after choosing ' bookmark all tabs "does not make clear what needs to be done now to save all open tabs. It was a simple matter of just to name the folder. Now, it's not not clear to me that parts of the pop-up window must be filled to actually get the tabs open bookmarks instead of just get an empty folder called [name of folder].

  Thanks for any help you can provide!

  Seems to be a problem with the Tab Mix Plus. See: https://support.mozilla.org/questions/1077986

• "Open all in tabs" reuses the existing tabs, how do I create new tabs instead?

  I have a few folders of bookmarks on my bookmarks toolbar. When I clicked on 'All open tabs' on one of those which I was surprised to see that he reused tabs I have what I've lost everything, I looked into these tabs. I want to create and use NEW tabs. How can I configure it to do this?

  Please use Tab Mix Plus.

  Read our help page

  If you have further questions visit our Forum

• Why 'Bookmaks' menu choice "to bookmark all tabs", removed the 5.o version, I have loved and used this valuable feature almost every day!

  This feature was version 3.6.18, why you would remove version 5.0! It allowed users to mark all the tabs open on the current window and give it a name. This impressive
  feature allowed the user to save all open tabs in the event of a failure of the system or power failure, or other.

  Bookmark all tabs is always available:

  • Right-click on a tab and choose "bookmark all tabs".
  • CTRL + SHIFT + D
  • Using the menu bar
    • Press the ALT or F10 key to temporarily show the menu bar
    • While the menu bar is displayed, click bookmarks > bookmark all tabs

  Information included in your message shows that you use Firefox 3.0.19 to ask your question. This version of Firefox is old, is no longer supported and probably has security problems. You should switch to Firefox 3.6.18 or Firefox 5, the only versions currently supported.

  • http://support.Mozilla.com/en-us/KB/upgrading+to+Firefox+3.6
  • https://support.Mozilla.com/en-us/KB/updating+Firefox?BL=n & s = Update % 20automatically
  • Current versions:
    • Version 5: http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all.html
    • Version 3.6.18: http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all-older.html

• What happened to the function "bookmark all tabs" in Firefox 4.0.1?

  I found the function "To bookmark all tabs" very useful when I went to close Firefox (for recovering the memory), but wanted to be able to remember the bookmarks. In the 4.0.1 Version that seems to have been supplanted by groups of tabs in Panorama, but this isn't the same thing. I want just a simple way to bookmark, or make a group of tabs of ALL open tabs.

  {Ctrl + Shift + D} to trigger bookmark all tabs or use the menu option bookmark all tabs... in the context menu for each tab.

• In the release of FF4: whence the menu "bookmark all tabs" point go?

  How to add all open tabs?
  Under the menu item it used to be a "bookmark all tabs ' 'bookmarks', and a 'organize bookmarks '. They're gone.
  I use FF 4.0

  In Firefox 4, organize bookmarks has been renamed to display all bookmarks.
  
  
  In order to bookmark all tabs open, right-click on a tab and select bookmark all tabs.