Click on a link. IMMEDIATELY hold down ALT. What happens?
Ever since installing 2.0, pages have been (seemingly) randomly downloading instead of loading in a browser window. I couldn't for the life of me understand how or why. Well, the other day I noticed it happened when I went to ALT-TAB right after clicking a link. A quick experiment seemed to confirm that there's a window where pressing ALT *after* clicking results in the same action as an ALT-click.
Anyone else notice this? I guess I frequently switch to another window after clicking a link, and it's driving me nuts.
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Firefox 2.0: Try this
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Same experience as Luke here (XP Home, SP2, Firefox 2.0.0.1). NEver noticed it before.
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Oh, yeah, XP here.
Not sure if I have an older version somewhere to try...
Not sure if I have an older version somewhere to try...
"I know because it is impossible for a tape to hold the compression levels of these treble boosted MFSL's like Something/Anything. The metal particulate on the tape would shatter and all you'd hear is distortion if even that." - VD
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Can confirm on XP.
Now that I've tried XP, it seems Tiger does it too, it's just that the window a quite a bit shorter. It's easier on XP (it seems like you can do it with a tiny gap between the click and the Alt), but possible on Tiger if the click and Alt practically overlap.
I've never managed to trigger it accidentally.
Ryan
Now that I've tried XP, it seems Tiger does it too, it's just that the window a quite a bit shorter. It's easier on XP (it seems like you can do it with a tiny gap between the click and the Alt), but possible on Tiger if the click and Alt practically overlap.
I've never managed to trigger it accidentally.
Ryan
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