Since it's all about the Firefox questions today...

[deathpixie]

So I've finally changed my browser to Firefox, which is about bloody time. I love it - Java works, I get toolbars where I didn't get toolbars before and it's so much nicer than Safari to run. I do have a question, however, since I do remember seeing someone mention this ages ago and now I can't find where.

There's a shortcut or something that lets you log into two LJs at once - does anyone know where I find that? It'd be wonderful if I'm not being delusional and it actually exists...

Proper update soonish - I have about three weeks of stuff to natter about, I know. Just been caught up in other things, mainly the x_project Wiki compilations. I finished my 16th month a couple of days ago and am part-way through my 17th. Which happens to be the one with Thermopylae in it, yes.

Actually? Big plot months are much easier than the little bits and pieces ones...

Comments

[nute.livejournal.com]

You actually can't log into two LJs at once - Livejournal.com checks the cookies in your browser and uses your most recent login. There *is* a plugin that lets you just click on the bottom right corner of your browser window to switch logins easily, but you can only be logged in as one user at a time.

[deathpixie]

Ah, that'd be what I'm thinking of... Any idea where I would find said plug-in? Switching without having to go through three windows would be good.

[merhawk]

What I do is have Firefox as my primary browser, and use Mozilla when I want to be on a 2nd LJ.

It works really well.

I don't like Safari, so I refuse to use that as a browser.

[nute.livejournal.com]

I don't know off the top of my head - I got it via a link from silensy.

[just-shai.livejournal.com]

slarti coded it. I don't know if he posted it in his journal or not.

[obsidian179.livejournal.com]

*blinks in confusion* Aren't Mozilla and Firefox the same thing?

Google for...

[redhawk.livejournal.com]

LJLogin.

Should take care of you right there.

Redhawk

[merhawk]

Firefox is made by Mozilla. However, the Mozilla browser is more of their "let's test this out" browser, while Firefox is more "we've vigorously tested this" browser.

You can get the Mozilla browser at http://www.mozilla.org/download.html .

[silensy]

Voila

It won't work with Session Saver. Crash Recovery works though.