Rasmus79 wrote:

Hi all I am a current user, but have been convinced by my
brother in law to give Firefox a try. function I cannot do
without is the Hide function, where the opera program just
becomes an icon in the lower right corner of the toolbar. In
opera I use "CTRL + H" to achieve this. Is there a plugin that
allows me to do the same in Firefox? Anything else I can do to
achieve the same effect?

Under windoze, try "ALT-space n".

11.01.2006 19:23, Chuck F. wrote:

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Rasmus79 wrote:
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>Hi all I am a current user, but have been convinced by my
>brother in law to give Firefox a try. function I cannot do
>without is the Hide function, where the opera program just
>becomes an icon in the lower right corner of the toolbar. In
>opera I use "CTRL + H" to achieve this. Is there a plugin that
>allows me to do the same in Firefox? Anything else I can do to
>achieve the same effect?

Under windoze, try "ALT-space n".

All that does is minimize to taskbar, same as clicking the _ in the
upper right status bar.

Rasmus79 wrote:
Hi all
I am a current user, but have been convinced by my brother in law
to give Firefox a try.
function I cannot do without is the Hide function, where the opera
program just becomes an icon in the lower right corner of the toolbar.
In opera I use "CTRL + H" to achieve this.
Is there a plugin that allows me to do the same in Firefox?
Anything else I can do to achieve the same effect?

Thanks for any tips you may have.

Rasmus

Rasmus79 wrote:
Holger - this is perfect - just what I was looking for.
problem is that once I download the extension, I am not able to
install it in Firefox (I have never installed an extension before) I go
to tools and extensions, but I can only uninstall (And that is
inactive, because I dont have any extensions installed)
"Find Updates" And "" are also inactive buttons.
Any tips for a n00b?
Tnx

File>File.

Browse to the location of your downloaded xpi and slect it. That will
start the install.

Alternatively, open the Extensions Manager window and drag the xpi on to it.

Lee