I know you're busy - that is, I hope you are, and that it's lucrative. And I wouldn't dream of expecting you to revisit HZ's code just because two of the regulars switched to a new browser still in its beta stage . . .
On the other hand, from my totally clueless standpoint, there don't seem to be a lot of changes required to make HZ Nexus behave in the Firefox browser the same way it does in IE 6. So here's what I've got so far:
-- Opening HZ forces the Firefox menu and status bars to disappear, completely. No "back", "forward", etc. On the other hand, the post pages load a hell of a lot faster in Firefox. In IE, the pages mostly hung while loading. I got into the habit of using the back and forward buttons as a workaround.
-- There's no HTML preview available using Firefox.
-- There's no "save to clipboard" (I've never needed that, anyway)
-- The extra TOC link at the bottom of the post page doesn't show up
-- Here's a weird one: while a TOC is loading, the bottom edge of that frame (as it looks in IE) appears, complete with the TOC page navigation buttons, like "earlier". As soon as the TOC is completely loaded, it causes that bottom edge to disappear.
This is all referring to "compact" mode, the only one I'll use.
Geek Speak » in reply to Curious about "Firefox"
Hey, Robert . . .
