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Lots of stuff can be dragged in Firefox. I'll show you three more tricks in this last lesson on dragging.
You can click "Next" for the next step or use the navigation bar on the bottom.
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The first trick is "Drag and Search." This is handy for those who use the search function all the time.
(This is the Search Bar)
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Before you Drag and Search, select the search engine you want to use. Google is usually the obvious choice, but I'm making this tutorial in offline mode...
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Oh, the last one in the list says "Pick me!" Why don't we select it then.
Google is good for general information, library-related search engines are good for books and materials, dictionaries are good for looking up words... Select the search engine suited for your particular need.
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Select the keywords you want to use for searching.
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Done! You don't even have to hit Enter. Just drag it over to the Search Bar, fast and easy!
Next is "Drag and Save." Let me close this tab and open a folder as the dragging target.
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If you see an image you like, you can drag it directly to the folder.
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Yes, I know IE can do this, too. I'm just letting you know that Firefox can do the same thing.
There is another trick you can do in Firefox as in IE.
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Let me just say this: bookmarks can be dragged, so can links; links can be dragged, so can favicons.
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"Why did you do that?"
To save the image, of course! This is fast and useful for saving pictures, especially in albums.
You can also save links to the desktop this way.
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The last trick is to be used with the Download Manager. You can choose to disable the "Show Download Manager window when a download begins" from Tools > Options > Downloads, since we have a faster way of doing it.
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Add a new entry to your Personal Toolbar named "Download Manager." Use "chrome://mozapps/content/downloads/download.xul" as the location and check the "Load this bookmark in the sidebar."
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Not bad, huh?
Now all you have to do is drag the link target you want to download over.
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Yes, this is the same as "Save Link As..." If you already chose which folder to download to, it'll automatically save the files there.
This trick can be used to save image files as well, provided the image is not used as a link.
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And there you have it. These are the dragging features I use most often in Firefox. If you have any great idea for video clips like this, please contact me:
bobchao@gmail.com.
Please help to improve this "Firefox playground LIVE" tutorial by leaving your comments in
viewtopic.php?t=7771 or my SpreadFirefox blog.
Hope to see you again soon. I have entrance exams in a couple of days so please pray for me. I can do more things like this if I pass. :P
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