Firefox 1.5.0.1

most times when i click a link that opens contents into a small pop-up
window the pop-up window is not big enough for the contents (not allowing me
to see everything) and i have found no way to make this window bigger....i
don't think i've ever watched a quicktime video in full screen :-(

any ideas anyone??
thanks
b

B wrote:

> Firefox 1.5.0.1
>
> most times when i click a link that opens contents into a small pop-up
> window the pop-up window is not big enough for the contents (not allowing me
> to see everything) and i have found no way to make this window bigger....i
> don't think i've ever watched a quicktime video in full screen :-(
>
> any ideas anyone??
> thanks
> b

*Popupwindows always too small* ?
Gotta think about this one...

_B_ spoke thusly on 24/02/2006 6:51 AM:
> Firefox 1.5.0.1
>
> most times when i click a link that opens contents into a small pop-up
> window the pop-up window is not big enough for the contents (not allowing me
> to see everything) and i have found no way to make this window bigger....i
> don't think i've ever watched a quicktime video in full screen :-(

Tools -> Options -> Content. Beside 'Enable JavaScript', click on
"Advanced". Check mark "Move or resize existing windows".
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"Chris Ilias" <nmo@ilias.ca> wrote in message
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> _B_ spoke thusly on 24/02/2006 6:51 AM:
>> Firefox 1.5.0.1
>>
>> most times when i click a link that opens contents into a small pop-up
>> window the pop-up window is not big enough for the contents (not allowing
>> me
>> to see everything) and i have found no way to make this window
>> bigger....i
>> don't think i've ever watched a quicktime video in full screen :-(
>
> Tools -> Options -> Content. Beside 'Enable JavaScript', click on
> "Advanced". Check mark "Move or resize existing windows".
> --
> Chris Ilias
> mozilla.test.multimedia moderator
> Mozilla links <http://ilias.ca>
> (Please do not email me tech support questions)


thanks chris

this box is already marked...any other ideas?

brandon

B wrote:
> "Chris Ilias" <nmo@ilias.ca> wrote in message
> news:89udndlhdZp_HGLenZ2dnUVZ_tOdnZ2d@mozilla.org. ..
>> _B_ spoke thusly on 24/02/2006 6:51 AM:
>>> Firefox 1.5.0.1
>>>
>>> most times when i click a link that opens contents into a small pop-up
>>> window the pop-up window is not big enough for the contents (not allowing
>>> me
>>> to see everything) and i have found no way to make this window
>>> bigger....i
>>> don't think i've ever watched a quicktime video in full screen :-(
>> Tools -> Options -> Content. Beside 'Enable JavaScript', click on
>> "Advanced". Check mark "Move or resize existing windows".
>> --
>> Chris Ilias
>> mozilla.test.multimedia moderator
>> Mozilla links <http://ilias.ca>
>> (Please do not email me tech support questions)
>
>
> thanks chris
>
> this box is already marked...any other ideas?
>
> brandon
>
>

Try this.
Uncheck that box, and then surf until you get a popup.
If the box is too small, then enlarge it until you think its the right size.
THEN, go back and check the box

We have two logins on our Windows 2K computer. One login didn't have
the problem described and one did. So I checked about:info to see which
extensions differed between logins. The problem login had FoxyTunes,
Gmail Space, and Site Advisor extensions that the non-problem login did
not. I disabled FoxyTunes and my popup windows were a bit larger but
not as large as they should be. Next I disabled SiteAdvisor, and that
solved the problem. All popup windows are now the correct size, even
the ones that I couldn't resize before.To see if SiteAdvisor was the
causing the problem solely, I enabled FoxyTunes, but the problem
recurred. Consequently, I have both FoxyTunes and SiteAdvisor disabled.

Hope this helps with your problem.

JT

JimmyT wrote:

> We have two logins on our Windows 2K computer. One login didn't have
> the problem described and one did. So I checked about:info to see which
> extensions differed between logins. The problem login had FoxyTunes,
> Gmail Space, and Site Advisor extensions that the non-problem login did
> not. I disabled FoxyTunes and my popup windows were a bit larger but
> not as large as they should be. Next I disabled SiteAdvisor, and that
> solved the problem. All popup windows are now the correct size, even
> the ones that I couldn't resize before.To see if SiteAdvisor was the
> causing the problem solely, I enabled FoxyTunes, but the problem
> recurred. Consequently, I have both FoxyTunes and SiteAdvisor disabled.
>
> Hope this helps with your problem.
>
> JT
>
I've seen a lot of things but I've never seen about:info. Can you
tell me what that does?

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gwtc wrote:
> JimmyT wrote:
>
>> We have two logins on our Windows 2K computer. One login didn't have
>> the problem described and one did. So I checked about:info to see which
>> extensions differed between logins. The problem login had FoxyTunes,
>> Gmail Space, and Site Advisor extensions that the non-problem login did
>> not. I disabled FoxyTunes and my popup windows were a bit larger but
>> not as large as they should be. Next I disabled SiteAdvisor, and that
>> solved the problem. All popup windows are now the correct size, even
>> the ones that I couldn't resize before.To see if SiteAdvisor was the
>> causing the problem solely, I enabled FoxyTunes, but the problem
>> recurred. Consequently, I have both FoxyTunes and SiteAdvisor disabled.
>>
>> Hope this helps with your problem.
>>
>> JT
>>
> I've seen a lot of things but I've never seen about:info. Can you
> tell me what that does?
>
Hmmm, doesnt work on mine either. it be broke! <g>

Install the extension InfoLister. Then you can type about:info in the
location bar to see all of the extensions plugins you have installed.
Or you can select Tools/InfoLister.

JT

On 11-04-2006 17:14 CET, JimmyT composed this enchanting statement:
> Install the extension InfoLister. Then you can type about:info in the
> location bar to see all of the extensions plugins you have installed.
> Or you can select Tools/InfoLister.
>
I guess you mean extensions. Plug-ins are something different.

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