http://cybernetnews.com/2008/07/23/c...ar/#more-13606

"Miles" ...
> http://cybernetnews.com/2008/07/23/c...ar/#more-13606

Nice find, and interesting site.

Compare to Mozilla's own documentation:
http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Smart+Location+Bar

To put “ Go ” buttons on the left side of the URL-bar
( a.k.a. Smart Location Bar ) and the search bar,
add this to you userChrome.CSS:
“ textbox > * { -moz-box-direction: reverse; } ”.

* Jeff▲Relf wrote, On 7/25/2008 21:07:
> To put “ Go ” buttons on the left side of the URL-bar
> ( a.k.a. Smart Location Bar ) and the search bar,
> add this to you userChrome.CSS:
> “ textbox > * { -moz-box-direction: reverse; } ”.
>

But why would anyone want to use the space for a go button when hitting
the enter key accomplishes the same?

Miles

Miles wrote:
> * Jeff▲Relf wrote, On 7/25/2008 21:07:
>> To put “ Go ” buttons on the left side of the URL-bar
>> ( a.k.a. Smart Location Bar ) and the search bar,
>> add this to you userChrome.CSS:
>> “ textbox > * { -moz-box-direction: reverse; } ”.
>>
>
> But why would anyone want to use the space for a go button when hitting
> the enter key accomplishes the same?
>
> Miles


Some people prefer a mouse control to a keyboard one, or vice versa

Many of the menu options have keyboard equivelents as well

* Moz Champion (Dan) wrote, On 7/26/2008 09:08:
> Miles wrote:
>> * Jeff▲Relf wrote, On 7/25/2008 21:07:
>>> To put “ Go ” buttons on the left side of the URL-bar
>>> ( a.k.a. Smart Location Bar ) and the search bar,
>>> add this to you userChrome.CSS:
>>> “ textbox > * { -moz-box-direction: reverse; } ”.
>>>
>> But why would anyone want to use the space for a go button when hitting
>> the enter key accomplishes the same?
>>
>> Miles
>
>
> Some people prefer a mouse control to a keyboard one, or vice versa
>
> Many of the menu options have keyboard equivelents as well

Yes, I'm aware of that. Made this comment simply to ensure the OP was
aware of the possibility.

I don't use the keyboard when the mouse will do.
I even type using the mouse ( via my virtual keyboard ).

Right now I'm using the keyboard,
holding it with my knees as I lay in bed, mouse at my side.

I keep my room very dark.
My keyboard has a tiny lamp with an on/off switch.
It shines on the keyboard, not my face.

Even my screens are dark, e.g.: “ JeffRelf.F-M.FM/SearchPlugins.PNG ”.
For text, I use high contrast, low brightness;
for images, it's the opposite: high brightness, low contrast.

Jeff▲Relf wrote:
> I don't use the keyboard when the mouse will do.
> I even type using the mouse ( via my virtual keyboard ).
>
> Right now I'm using the keyboard,
> holding it with my knees as I lay in bed, mouse at my side.
>
> I keep my room very dark.
> My keyboard has a tiny lamp with an on/off switch.
> It shines on the keyboard, not my face.
>
> Even my screens are dark, e.g.: “ JeffRelf.F-M.FM/SearchPlugins.PNG ”.
> For text, I use high contrast, low brightness;
> for images, it's the opposite: high brightness, low contrast.
>
W O W

Clunker wrote:
> Jeff▲Relf wrote:
>> I don't use the keyboard when the mouse will do.
>> I even type using the mouse ( via my virtual keyboard ).
>>
>> Right now I'm using the keyboard,
>> holding it with my knees as I lay in bed, mouse at my side.
>>
>> I keep my room very dark.
>> My keyboard has a tiny lamp with an on/off switch.
>> It shines on the keyboard, not my face.
>>
>> Even my screens are dark, e.g.: “ JeffRelf.F-M.FM/SearchPlugins.PNG ”.
>> For text, I use high contrast, low brightness;
>> for images, it's the opposite: high brightness, low contrast.
>>
> W O W

Well, to each his own, but I fine that screen virtually unreadable.

* Jeff▲Relf wrote, On 7/29/2008 22:38:
> I don't use the keyboard when the mouse will do.
> I even type using the mouse ( via my virtual keyboard ).
>
> Right now I'm using the keyboard,
> holding it with my knees as I lay in bed, mouse at my side.
>
> I keep my room very dark.
> My keyboard has a tiny lamp with an on/off switch.
> It shines on the keyboard, not my face.
>
> Even my screens are dark, e.g.: “ JeffRelf.F-M.FM/SearchPlugins.PNG ”.
> For text, I use high contrast, low brightness;
> for images, it's the opposite: high brightness, low contrast.
>

The height of creativity for laziness! When I was in high school a
friend didn't have a bedside lamp and didn't need one. He merely ran a
piece of string wrapped around the on/off light switch at his bedroom
door via a few screw eyes to his bedside and he could turn the light on
and off.