Firefox 25.0.1
- Remus
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Firefox 25.0.1
A tip for the Firefox users: update the browser to 25.0.1
Smoother movement and better FPS value.
Smoother movement and better FPS value.
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Re: Firefox 25.0.1
Yes, but I think that is a small problem, he is not closing normally windows7, every time I need to shut it down by process manager windows. I believe that developers should have already detected the problem, there may be another update coming.Remus wrote:A tip for the Firefox users: update the browser to 25.0.1
Smoother movement and better FPS value.
2- On the menu, tools, options, content, javascript option (enable or disable), is not appearing.
That's what I noticed here, do not know if there are more.
Every time there is an update, I always notice some details.
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Re: Firefox 25.0.1
There is another method (for more advanced users):Topz007 wrote:2- On the menu, tools, options, content, javascript option (enable or disable), is not appearing.
- type about:config in the address bar
- search for javascript
- double click on its text line (it's a toggle button) to disable/enable javascript
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Re: Firefox 25.0.1
Every time I use Firefox, a "menu" pops up in the middle of my screen and I have to escape to close it. It's been so long I don't recall which menu it was...
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Re: Firefox 25.0.1
I have the same thing with my Firefox browser whenever i launch bomb while moving.slapshot wrote:Every time I use Firefox, a "menu" pops up in the middle of my screen and I have to escape to close it. It's been so long I don't recall which menu it was...
What i do is click windows button two times.
I think we have to disable the shortcut keys for Firefox.
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Re: Firefox 25.0.1
I wouldn't recommend disabling the javascript forever because lots of websites require it.Remus wrote:There is another method (for more advanced users):Topz007 wrote:2- On the menu, tools, options, content, javascript option (enable or disable), is not appearing.
- type about:config in the address bar
- search for javascript
- double click on its text line (it's a toggle button) to disable/enable javascript
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- profesorhr
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Re: Firefox 25.0.1
I agree with you freekarol. Don't forget to enable it when you are searching the Internet.freekarol wrote:I wouldn't recommend disabling the javascript forever because lots of websites require it.Remus wrote:There is another method (for more advanced users):Topz007 wrote:2- On the menu, tools, options, content, javascript option (enable or disable), is not appearing.
- type about:config in the address bar
- search for javascript
- double click on its text line (it's a toggle button) to disable/enable javascript
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- Remus
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Re: Firefox 25.0.1
It's the Firefox context menu (triggered by "Shift + Right Mouse Button").slapshot wrote:Every time I use Firefox, a "menu" pops up in the middle of my screen and I have to escape to close it. It's been so long I don't recall which menu it was...
No way to disable that from outside.
But why do you press the Shift key during the game?
Including Hopeless 2 and this website.freekarol wrote:I wouldn't recommend disabling the javascript forever because lots of websites require it.
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Re: Firefox 25.0.1
some of us has costumed buttons...so i use shift for running.Remus wrote:It's the Firefox context menu (triggered by "Shift + Right Mouse Button").slapshot wrote:Every time I use Firefox, a "menu" pops up in the middle of my screen and I have to escape to close it. It's been so long I don't recall which menu it was...
No way to disable that from outside.
But why do you press the Shift key during the game?
Including Hopeless 2 and this website.freekarol wrote:I wouldn't recommend disabling the javascript forever because lots of websites require it.
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Re: Firefox 25.0.1
slapshot wrote:Every time I use Firefox, a "menu" pops up in the middle of my screen and I have to escape to close it. It's been so long I don't recall which menu it was...
remus wrote:It's the Firefox context menu (triggered by "Shift + Right Mouse Button").
No way to disable that from outside.
But why do you press the Shift key during the game?
'rookie77 wrote:some of us has costumed buttons...so i use shift for running.
I also use shift for running, but use this simple solution to avoid the pop-up window. When I enter a new map I "Shift + Right Mouse Button" on side of the screen and just let the pop-up window stay there while i play game.
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Re: Firefox 25.0.1
Why Shift?rookie77 wrote:some of us has costumed buttons...so i use shift for running.
For WSAD it's better to use (the default) E key to run.
And if you get that Firefox context menu, just press the "Windows key" twice.
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Re: Firefox 25.0.1
When I used Firefox I got that menu constantly! Wasn't able to figure out how to disable it...Remus wrote:Why Shift?rookie77 wrote:some of us has costumed buttons...so i use shift for running.
For WSAD it's better to use (the default) E key to run.
And if you get that Firefox context menu, just press the "Windows key" twice.
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- Ace---007
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Re: Firefox 25.0.1
Using the "R" key takes yr index finger off the "D", my pinkie finger is free so I prefer to use it for "Shift". You can also disable the pop-up window with volume + or - but that was still annoying.slapshot wrote:When I used Firefox I got that menu constantly! Wasn't able to figure out how to disable it...Remus wrote:Why Shift?rookie77 wrote:some of us has costumed buttons...so i use shift for running.
For WSAD it's better to use (the default) E key to run.
And if you get that Firefox context menu, just press the "Windows key" twice.
If you simply put the pop-up window off to the side before entering the map it just stays there and you never need worry about it.
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Re: Firefox 25.0.1
Ace---007 wrote:
If you simply put the pop-up window off to the side before entering the map it just stays there and you never need worry about it.
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Re: Firefox 25.0.1
i dont use WASD keys...i use Q for strafe left, E for right and W for forwardRemus wrote:Why Shift?rookie77 wrote:some of us has costumed buttons...so i use shift for running.
For WSAD it's better to use (the default) E key to run.
And if you get that Firefox context menu, just press the "Windows key" twice.
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Re: Firefox 25.0.1
Glad to help good player slappy.slapshot wrote:Ace---007 wrote:
If you simply put the pop-up window off to the side before entering the map it just stays there and you never need worry about it.
If you forget to place the pop-up window before entering, You can also use > break time to get the cursor outside the window of play. Most players would figure this out fairly quickly, but I'll save the hassle.
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Re: Firefox 25.0.1
I don't have such problem. Maybe because I dont use Firefox for playing games.
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Re: Firefox 25.0.1
my problem is that once the menu popped up (in the middle of a match) then I could no longer control anything in the game and had to use ESC keyAce---007 wrote:Glad to help good player slappy.slapshot wrote::cheersAce---007 wrote:
If you simply put the pop-up window off to the side before entering the map it just stays there and you never need worry about it.
If you forget to place the pop-up window before entering, You can also use > break time to get the cursor outside the window of play. Most players would figure this out fairly quickly, but I'll save the hassle.
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