Create a tab-switching gesture shortcut in Firefox 3.5

Firefox 3.5 supports gestures on newer Apple laptops, including pinch and swipe. What's missing, apparently, is a way to switch tabs via gestures. This hint explains how to add just that functionality.

First Look: Firefox 3.5What's new and improved in Firefox 3.5? Here's a look at some of the more interesting new features and enhancements in Mozilla's latest release.
Safari 4.0.2 update fixes stability issuesApple latest update to the Safari Web browser improves the stability of the Nitro JavaScript engine.

Create a tab-switching gesture shortcut in Firefox 3.5 Firefox 3.5 supports gestures on newer Apple laptops, including pinch and swipe. What's missing, apparently, is a way to switch tabs via gestures. This hint explains how to add just that functionality.
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Mac 911 Lightning Round Quick answers to short questions.
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Change the Add Bookmark button's location in Safari 4 Learn how to split the Add Bookmark button from the URL entry area in Safari 4.

Opinion: Safari 4 download stat is pure hype Much is being made of Apple's announcement that Safari 4 has been downloaded 11 million times since its release Monday. But PC World's Robert Strohmeyer thinks a reality check is in order.
MobileMe 2.0: A wishlist Apple has spent the past year fortifying MobileMe and polishing the existing feature set. David Chartier speculates on what the company could add to the service in its sophomore year.
Close the Java security hole in many browsers Rob Griffiths explains how to disable Java in many popular OS X browsers, to protect yourself from the recently-revealed Java applet security hole.
Why Firefox is my preferred browser Rob Griffiths explains why he prefers using Firefox over Safari or any of the multitude of other OS X web browsers.
When good browsers go bad—and they all do Browsers, Web standards, and publishing tools have all gotten better. So why are Web pages still breaking? Computerworld's Robert L. Mitchell looks at why Web pages stray from WC3 standards.

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