Oct 27, '01 04:15:13AM • Contributed by: Membranophonist
I do not know if this is a Cocoa only feature or not, but it doesn't work in IE.
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Use OmniWeb to select sites in the background
Oct 27, '01 04:15:13AM • Contributed by: Membranophonist
You can use OmniWeb's "Favorites" toolbar while the application is in the background, meaning you do not have to bring the application to the front in order to load a site. Strangely, it only works with links that are nested within folders placed in the Favorites bar - not direct links.
I do not know if this is a Cocoa only feature or not, but it doesn't work in IE.
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what does this mean? how do you use the favourites while its in the background? what would you browse the net with if it wasn't a browser? please, elaborate.
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It's called click-through. The ability for OS X applications to receive clicks and stay in the background. Try command-dragging scrollbars, and command-clicking buttons in Cocoa applications in the background. Some applications never need to be brought in front.
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i see, just tried it, works for me on omniweb sneakypeek 4.1b5. 10.1/5L14 |
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