Firefox multiple tab refreshin

fletch

Is there a way to refresh all the tabs at once without havin 2 click into each one and hit F5?

axer

yeah right click on any of the tabs and pick reload all. just started using firefox yesterday - excellent.
l8r.

billy the squid

right click over one of the tabs and select reload all tabs from the menu that appears.

fletch

Nice 1...thanks for that....should save me a vital few secs so i can get even more "work" done....lol

fletch

Any keyboard shortcuts, I ain't a fan of having to use the mouse

Bri

There's also an extension that auto reloads pages for you at set intervals...very handy - won't do the same thing mind you - but still worth mentioning!

billy the squid

Most of the shortcut keys are the same as they are in Internet explorer

Alt+D puts you in the address bar

if you click on the menus you will also see the shortcut keys displayed as well.

Mutant_Fruit

If you have a scroll wheel mouse, if you "click" the scroll wheel on a link, it opens the link in a new tab. If you "middle click" on an opened tab, it closes. If you double click on a blank area of tab space, it opens a new tab.

I found all this out by accident yesterday. I used to rightclick, open in new tab. No need to do that anymore!

fletch

Mutant_Fruit wrote:

If you have a scroll wheel mouse, if you "click" the scroll wheel on a link, it opens the link in a new tab. If you "middle click" on an opened tab, it closes. If you double click on a blank area of tab space, it opens a new tab.

I found all this out by accident yesterday. I used to rightclick, open in new tab. No need to do that anymore!

Thanks for that but I knew that all already

OfflerCrocGod

There were the shortcuts they are different now a days, but only slightly. It's not there that I can see.

fletch

OfflerCrocGod wrote:

There were the shortcuts they are different now a days, but only slightly. It's not there that I can see.

Thanks Offler...jus take the first http:// outta that link n it'l work...nice 1

dingbat

Mutant_Fruit wrote:

If you have a scroll wheel mouse, if you "click" the scroll wheel on a link, it opens the link in a new tab. If you "middle click" on an opened tab, it closes. If you double click on a blank area of tab space, it opens a new tab.

I found all this out by accident yesterday. I used to rightclick, open in new tab. No need to do that anymore!

I must be some idiot for not knowing that.

Cheers.