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Use a transparent tab in Safari 1.3 to see other windows
- all that is required is to switch to a tab containing a blank, transparent window (prepared in advance).-
Use a transparent tab in Safari 1.3 to see other windows
You can also just use the key commands to make a new tab which comes up as "untitled" and is blank.
Use a transparent tab in Safari 1.3 to see other windows
Not in my case, the first tab always seems to work o.k but any others I have to turn off and on
Use a transparent tab in Safari 1.3 to see other windows
Speaking of the Debug menu and about:blank, has anyone else tried the "Go to about:blank Soon" option from the Debug menu? Be sure to have your speakers turned on. I'm curious as to what this is for.
Use a transparent tab in Safari 1.3 to see other windows
The idea here might be to surf with the "Use Transparent Window" option on for the tab you're using. You can then bookmark about:blank as the first item on your bookmarks bar. Since most sites specify a background color, you won't notice (except you can't drag and drop anything, it moves the window), and when you want to see your desktop, hit command-1 (or click the bookmark) and boom your desktop shows through. Hit delete or click the back button and you return to the webpage you were viewing.
Personally, I'd rather use F11. ;) |
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