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A tip for the Firefox users: update the browser to 25.0.1
Smoother movement and better FPS value.

Remus wrote:A tip for the Firefox users: update the browser to 25.0.1
Smoother movement and better FPS value.

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.
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.

Topz007 wrote:2- On the menu, tools, options, content, javascript option (enable or disable), is not appearing.

There is another method (for more advanced users):
- 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

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...

I have the same thing with my Firefox browser whenever i launch bomb while moving.
What i do is click windows button two times.


I think we have to disable the shortcut keys for Firefox.

Remus wrote:

Topz007 wrote:2- On the menu, tools, options, content, javascript option (enable or disable), is not appearing.

There is another method (for more advanced users):
- 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

Firefox_javascript.png

I wouldn't recommend disabling the javascript forever because lots of websites require it.

freekarol wrote:

Remus wrote:

Topz007 wrote:2- On the menu, tools, options, content, javascript option (enable or disable), is not appearing.

There is another method (for more advanced users):
- 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

Firefox_javascript.png

I wouldn't recommend disabling the javascript forever because lots of websites require it.

I agree with you freekarol. Don't forget to enable it when you are searching the Internet.

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...

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?

freekarol wrote:I wouldn't recommend disabling the javascript forever because lots of websites require it.

Including Hopeless 2 and this website.

Remus wrote:

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...

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?

freekarol wrote:I wouldn't recommend disabling the javascript forever because lots of websites require it.

Including Hopeless 2 and this website.

some of us has costumed buttons...so i use shift for running.

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.

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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.

rookie77 wrote:some of us has costumed buttons...so i use shift for running.

Why Shift?
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.

Remus wrote:

rookie77 wrote:some of us has costumed buttons...so i use shift for running.

Why Shift?
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.

When I used Firefox I got that menu constantly! Wasn't able to figure out how to disable it...

slapshot wrote:

Remus wrote:

rookie77 wrote:some of us has costumed buttons...so i use shift for running.

Why Shift?
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.

When I used Firefox I got that menu constantly! Wasn't able to figure out how to disable it...

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.

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.

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.

Remus wrote:

rookie77 wrote:some of us has costumed buttons...so i use shift for running.

Why Shift?
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.

i dont use WASD keys...i use Q for strafe left, E for right and W for forward

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.

Glad to help good player slappy.

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.

I don't have such problem. Maybe because I dont use Firefox for playing games.

Ace---007 wrote:

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.

:cheers

Glad to help good player slappy.

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.

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 key