This isn't exactly a hint, per se, but a change from Firefox 1.5 to 2.0. In 1.x-1.5, holding down the Command key and using the scroll wheel would resize text on the current page.
Now, holding down Command forces the scroll to go line by line, no matter how fast the scroll wheel is turned. It's kind of hard to explain, but compare the two, and you'll see what I mean. Random, but useful if you use the scroll wheel to read documents and articles online like I do (keep your eyes in the same place, and just scroll the page.)
[robg adds: The old "zoom text via scroll" feature is still available, but you'll have to press Command and Control, then scroll, in order to get it. And as noted in my comment to this hint, Command and Option and scroll is the shortcut to flip between pages that have been loaded on one tab.]
Now, holding down Command forces the scroll to go line by line, no matter how fast the scroll wheel is turned. It's kind of hard to explain, but compare the two, and you'll see what I mean. Random, but useful if you use the scroll wheel to read documents and articles online like I do (keep your eyes in the same place, and just scroll the page.)
[robg adds: The old "zoom text via scroll" feature is still available, but you'll have to press Command and Control, then scroll, in order to get it. And as noted in my comment to this hint, Command and Option and scroll is the shortcut to flip between pages that have been loaded on one tab.]
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