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Trivial question #31; about Firefox tabs.
Comments (6)I could not go back to NOT using tabs can not even imagine it. Once you start and get used to how much time it saves you and how easy it is to do you will quickly start to love them. Plus it is easier on your pc to have only mulitple tabs open rather than having multiple instances of complete windows open. This is one thing I love about tabs. I can set up a folder up on the bookmarks toolbar in that folder I put the links to every site I visit every day, like this forum, the other forums I am on, my netvibes page which contains all my rss news feeds, my email sites. Then in the morning I go to that folder easily accessible on the top of the firefox bar right click on it and select open all in tabs. Bam immediately I have my full list of tabs open in one movement now that is a huge time saver, They are there open and ready for me to visit one after the other. I have another folder up there called tools in that one I have the links to all the security programs I have to recommend or list many times a day when helping people with pc issues, I do not have to go looking in favorites or google or where ever for them I have them all right there in that folder on my bookmarks toolbar, I left click the folder go to the one I need right click it to open in new tab and I am there. Huge asset....See MoreMonopolizing conversation with trivialities
Comments (45)Denise, what reason do you have to believe that some of these people actually are over eight years old? I don't think there is an age limit or that this is an adults only site; correct me if I am wrong. I found this thread very confusing from the very first post, and I read further hoping to find out what the original intention was, but I'm still not sure. At first, I thought it was the person telling the story about Berlin who was the source of the complaint. I liked the comment from the "interrupter". But then I've always enjoyed non sequitors, and I find them more amusing than most other types of conversation. I like parties where conversations branch out rather than focus on one narrow topic. Were the people glued to their chairs or what? Unless you are married to a particular clique, it seems that people would want to regroup several times during a party. Static parties tend to be a bit on the dull side, and I would tend to leave a party if most of the people are too rigid. Thanks for the entertainment - that's why I cam here! Lars...See More2 questions one design ane on fluff stuff
Comments (11)That apron front is gorgeous! Should be ample to contain your friends' drool. Are you a practical person at the core? The Silgranit is obviously the answer to that question. Well, even if you are not, the sink really requires a practical bent. If the SS looks great but would add frustration or cut the function by some percentage, would it reduce your love for it by the same or greater proportion? The Silgranit sinks look nice, not with the same impact as a SS apron front, but it sounds like you have a great hood that will be a focal point, and such a sink may detract from that anyway. Then you can add some other touches that don't get a daily pounding for your visual impact (like ceramic flowered measuring cups or a cluster of mini pendants : ) ). I agree, no corner stove, but sounds like you've already been talked down from that one. Do you have lots of uppers surrounding your stove? I ask because I had my stove near a corner for years with uppers around my head and always felt somewhat enclosed. (There were probably other things that you won't have in place that added to that feeling, though, so you should be fine.) But I would still vote for having uppers only where you absolutely need them....See More"Fluff" post: what is your favorite candle scent?
Comments (43)Unscented. I have gone to battery powered candles for the most part. Don't care for fake smells like apple, vanilla, and such anyway, especially in candles. I have to hustle past the candle section in Bed Bath and Beyond as it's awful to me. I do have a few jar candles that were given to me that I like. Can't remember the fragrances at the moment and I'm not home, but they are clean scented. I burn them occasionally in the kitchen when cooking something with a strong odor (fish, Brussels sprouts for example) and it helps....See More- 9 years ago
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