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I would like to have the possibilty to open a new flap (Is this the right word?), which is a copy of one that is alrady open, to dubble an existing flap, like in IE8.

On my new shopping cart page Firefox latest download http://get-up-and-go.com/mm5/merchant.mvc squashes text into 2" wide column Should be like this in IE or earlier Firefox

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It would really help me immensely. I often get internet issues and the such, and for all sort of various reasons. I've built a handy library of tech help pages for such issues but I can't remember all the info and I'd need to access them while being offline.

While I still used IE I could archive them but I haven't figured if I can do this on Firefox.

Firefox has a tendency to want to move tabs to a new window when I click on them while my mouse is moving, even slightly. Is there any way to increase the movement threshold (change the distance the tab has to be before it is converted to a new window) or to disable this completely?

the site works fine on safari and older firefox. and i haven't made any significant changes to the site in many months. I suspect something on my home pg may be outdated or incompatible, or missing, but i don't know what it is. can you help?

Internet Explorer has an arrow-down button (pull-down menu) next to the Back and Forward button which allows you to skip several steps back (or forward) in two clicks. How do I do that in Firefox? Navigating the History tree for this simple task is a lot more cumbersome.

I was wondering if there is a way to make the Tab Groups in the background not bother to load until that Group is selected. I.e. when I start up Firefox it loads the Group I was last on normally, but all the ones in the background don't load until I access them.

My data source is a daily table on a Web page. In FF 3.16 I click in the table and select File>Save Frame As.... In the Save As dialog box, I key a file name ending in ".txt". The data is saved in a tab-separated text file that I open in Excel.

In FF 5.0.1 File>Save Page As… results in Excel opening a blank sheet.

I cannot search a pdf file in Firefox. I select Edit form the menu bar then Find from the drop-down menu. I then enter a search work in the text box bottom right but it simply turns red and does nothing.

When I display the same pdf file in Internet Explorer it works.

Firefox 5 on Windows XP: Each time a "new" application or any "new" program window launches and I change the focus to Firefox window back again, the Firefox window becomes smaller. E.g. if I start the Windows calculator, change focus to Firefox, Firefox window becomes smaller. If I change the focus to calculator again and then back to Firefox again, this does not happen anymore. But if I start a second calculator instance and then change focus back to Firefox, it happens again. This seems to work with every new launched program and happens (almost) only once the new program instance is launched. It happens on some other occurences with focus change too, but I can not make out the error description for the other occurences exactly.

When I minimize Firefox window to task bar and maximize it again, the size is normal full-screen maximized. And then it starts to shrink on and on while I change focus again.

Pretty annoying... I also use Windows Blinds for some "better" Windows look, that´s the only addition running on the PC concerning windows "style". But I didn´t have such problems with Firefox 4, so it seems to be a Firefox bug to me.