GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 67801
Scrolling in directed to new tabs even when not active
Last modified: 2004-12-22 21:47:04 UTC
When a new tab is opened, and the settings is set so the active tab remains the same (don't jump to new tab), if you press the arrows keys, the scrolling is done in the invisible new tab, and not in the currently active one. Easiest way to recreate: Change the setting in "User Interface"/"Tabs"/"Jump to new tabs automatically" to OFF. Make sure "Open in tabs by default" in the same place is turned ON. In any long enough web page play with the arrows (so the page would scroll), then right-click any link (to open in a new tab) while still playing with the arrows - You will notice the scrolling stops as soon as the new tab is opened. When you move to that tab, you will see it has scrolled! Nir Perry <nirp@zoran.co.il> P.S. Other than that - a great web browser - made me leave IE, netscape 3, 4 & 6, and even Opera 5...
nirp: sorry, a type... I meant "Scrolling iS directed to new tabs even when not active" in the short summary (in<=>is).
I cannot reproduce, could you attach your prefs.js file please ? it's in .galeon/mozilla/galeon
Created attachment 6346 [details] settings
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 72125 ***