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Sep 16 2008

Firefox 3.0 Select Multiple Unsequential Areas

Posted by: ipp in Technology, tags:

Have you ever went back and fourth between your wordpad and web browser copying and pasting?  Well with firefox 3.0 you can select sections by holding Ctrl (windows) or cmd (os x) and selecting any additional spots.  May not be one of the “coolest” new features of 3.0 but it defintly is one that will keep me using firefox as i don’t think IE, Chrome, Opera will do this.  Commenters please let me know if this works on other browsers.

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2 Responses to “Firefox 3.0 Select Multiple Unsequential Areas”
  1. BL00DW0LF6 says:
    September 16th, 2008 at 8:46 pm

    Unfortunately, this does not work on TN!
    On the front page, ctrl+click selects the whole “post” area
    and does just about the same in the forums

    It did work on a .txt i opened in Fox though…

  2. deathshadow391 says:
    September 17th, 2008 at 10:41 am

    I think that works with every program. It’s a feature of Windows/Leopard.

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