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ShareThisAs previously announced, Firefox 3 will be able to remember selected preferences for specific web sites. Right now, the only implemented setting is text zoom: if you find a web page’s text too large or small for you, change it (Ctrl + MouseWheel, Ctrl+=, Ctr+-), and the next time you visit the web site Firefox will automatically resize the text for you.
But this is only the beginning. This new feature enables all sort of site specific preferences like enable/disable JavaScript, Java, images, set a specific dictionary language or character encoding, whether to accept cookies or not, a preferred context search engine, page print settings, etc. that could be added through extensions.
can u tell me when the new firefox3.0 comes out so i can get it and do more and have faster downloads others to but i want to know when is it going to be out on site i have 2.0.0.4, but i need to have the 3.0.0.0 firefox. is that ok to know or you can just send me an e-mail to me.
Joshua, there’s no release date set yet. Based on alpha and beta release schedule, the current product requirements document and past Firefox releases, my guess is sometime in December.
So, you mean within a year or so it’ll finally catch up to where Opera already was a year and a half ago? That’s superb!
Jason S., that’s more less correct, except that Firefox 3 will be out most likely late this year and I believe Opera has had site-specific preferences for longer than a year and a half.
When you realize that software features jump from one to another in both directions over time perhaps you will make more accurate comments. In the meantime if you need site specific preferences, try Opera.
[...] improvements include the addition of support for site specific preferences as previously reported and the ability to remember a web page text zoom as an example of what this new feature [...]
Why zoom only the text when you can zoom the hole page? I dont get it… But I love Firefox. :/
If it is possible, I would like textsize to auto resize EVERY site and always remember it when I open it.
I believe it has already been said, but why can’t Firefox enlarge the entire page, not just the text?
I do still prefer Firefox on the whole but the zoom feature can actually make some text harder to read (placing it over borders, images etc.)
Sam, Firefox 3 will bring full page zoom: http://mozillalinks.org/wp/2007/07/firefox-gets-full-page-zoom/
[...] can save site specific preferences. For example you could allow just some pages to use AJAX, set a specific spell checker language, [...]
I will always use now this function.
[...] can save site specific preferences. For example you could allow just some pages to use AJAX, set a specific spell checker language, [...]
[...] great new features that I’m especially fond of include site specific preferences (which also means that zoom settings for individual sites are retained and applied automatically [...]
I think there’s a problem with privacy. Even if I clear all personal data, the list of pages with custom zoom is written somewhere on my HD. How to clear it??????
I also am concerned about this.
Text is small on my high-res monitor so I bump up the text with ctrl++. Now with this 3.0 feature I have to increase the text size for every page instead of just once.
Me Too. THIS IS A BIG PRIVACY PROBLEM.
“I think there’s a problem with privacy. Even if I clear all personal data, the list of pages with custom zoom is written somewhere on my HD. How to clear it??????”
I agree.
Big privacy problem
how do we clear that list?
view – zoom – reset should do it
http://support.mozilla.com/tiki-view_forum_thread.php?locale=en-US&comments_parentId=132764&forumId=1&s=zoom
“The zoom settings are stored in content-prefs.sqlite in the profile folder. So deleting that file will definitely reset the zoom.”
from http://support.mozilla.com/tiki-view_forum_thread.php?locale=en-US&comments_parentId=132764&forumId=1&s=zoom
thank god, at last! great!