can someone tell me the difference between locking a tab in firefox and protecting a tab? I can't find the answer to this.
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okay, so no one knows the answer? yikes. I'm done for.
Is that default Firefox functionality? I can't find either in my copy.
hmm. that's a good question. I wonder if I have this feature from one of my extensions.
no wonder I couldn't find documentation.
Hmm. I have both of those options, but I have no idea what they do.
a ha! it was for one of my extensions: tab mix plus. took me into the bowels of a forum to find out what the feature did. now I know.
Help help! The click wheel on my iPod has stopped working. I cannot scroll through menus or change the volume. It just started doing this on the ride home tonight.
ETA: FIXED! The reset trick worked. But still, alarming. I've never had any trouble with Candylike the iPod before.
le nubian, what was the answer? I have the same extention and now I'm curious.
Jilli, sometimes they need a swift kick in the pants. Like a PDA they're essentially on all the time, so when it starts acting quirky the best thing is a reset. It's normal.
SA -
okay, one will keep the tab open unless you specifically close it (protect I think)
one will force links you click to open in new tabs (lock I think)
You can lock and protect (since these are two different functions which is called "freeze").
huh. okay.