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2011-03-07
, 21:45
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@ Switzerland
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Good question... I have opened about:config and try accelerometer.enabled = false
No change even after restart.
No change even after restart.
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2011-03-08
, 20:01
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@ Seattle, WA, US
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You can press control-shift-o to lock the screen orientation in Firefox for Maemo. Firefox will store this setting in its preferences. (You can also see it in about:config as "toolkit.screen.lock".)
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2011-03-08
, 20:10
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@ Lower Saxony
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@mbrubeck
Do you know a conclusive list of fennec keyboard shortcuts?
And is there a way to get maito links and volume rocker zoom working in the Qt build?(both work fine in gtk build but Qt build is faster for me)
Do you know a conclusive list of fennec keyboard shortcuts?
And is there a way to get maito links and volume rocker zoom working in the Qt build?(both work fine in gtk build but Qt build is faster for me)
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2011-03-08
, 23:17
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@ Seattle, WA, US
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Originally Posted by casketizer
Here are some lists:
Do you know a conclusive list of fennec keyboard shortcuts?
- https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb...oard-shortcuts
- https://wiki.mozilla.org/Mobile/Fennec/Cheat_Codes
The first link is a little out of date; I submitted an update which will be published as soon as someone reviews it. (It's just missing a couple of new shortcuts: Ctrl+Shift+T for Undo Close Tab, and Ctrl+Shift+O for Lock Screen Orientation.)
And is there a way to get maito links and volume rocker zoom working in the Qt build?(both work fine in gtk build but Qt build is faster for me)
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=605802
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2011-03-09
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@ Dayton, Ohio
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Originally Posted by mbrubeck
How recent a version of Firefox do you need to get this functionality working? I'm using the old 1.1 release, and while it has a "toolkit.screen.lock" entry in about:config that you can set, that doesn't stop it from rotating the screen...
You can press control-shift-o to lock the screen orientation in Firefox for Maemo. Firefox will store this setting in its preferences. (You can also see it in about:config as "toolkit.screen.lock".)
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2011-03-09
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@ Seattle, WA, US
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The screen lock preference should work in Firefox 1.1 and later. If it isn't, there must be a bug... I can't find any known bugs or other useful information, sorry.
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2011-03-11
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@ Lower Saxony
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It's also not working in 4b6pre 20110305 (gtk). I get the popup "screen orientation locked" and it sets toolkit.screen.lock to true, but it still rotates happily......
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2011-03-12
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@ Planet Earth
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Originally Posted by casketizer
You need to use Ctrl+Shift+O to lock it. Changing it in the about:config manually doesn't seems to worl. But the keyboard shortcut works.
It's also not working in 4b6pre 20110305 (gtk). I get the popup "screen orientation locked" and it sets toolkit.screen.lock to true, but it still rotates happily......
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2011-03-12
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Nope, it doesn't. The ctrl+shift+o is what I used. I got the popup that orientation is locked and it creates the toolkit.screen.lock=true, but it still rotates.
i just do not see any reason to use a browser in portrait mode.
I know I can use Ctrl-Shift-R, but it should IMHObe an option in firefox itself, like many other apps have it.
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