On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 00:09:00 +0000, James Wilkinson <james@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Paul F. Almquist wrote: > > Also Opera and Mozilla can open tabs and load pages in the background with a > > middle click on a link where Firefox opens them in the foreground. > > Firefox seems to be loading pages in the background on middle clicks for > me. Same here. This was the default last time I checked. Not only will Firefox do this, it is configurable! > I can't find a user interface other than about:config (enter that in the [snip] Try: Edit->Preferences: Advanced: "Select new tabs opened from links." On Windows, Preferences is under Tools. I like Firefox, though I haven't really used Opera. Last I saw Opera, it had adds in it. Looks like maybe that is gone now, though. But Firefox is open-source (Is Opera? Doesn't look to be.) and is available for 64-bit (though I'm using 32-bit because of lack of 64-bit plugins). I use Evolution because, well, probably because it was the default, and with FC2 when I started using Fedora, Thunderbird wasn't available. I do use T-bird at work on my SuSE box. I like the way T-bird will collapse the To: and CC: headers if there are a lot of recipients. Evolution displays all of them, which means I have to scroll down to actually see the message. You'd think, with Evo being (at least seemingly) based on the Outlook interface, this is a feature it would have. Both work just fine as simple mail clients. Calendar and Tasks in Evo are nice, though I haven't really used them much. Jonathan
