. Of course clearing the cache will get rid of all those stored addresses - but sometimes, you want to keep them!
Yeah, that's the thing -- there are about a dozen that I want to keep, and it's a pain to add them back when I clear the cache. (Did that just this weekend.)
In Firefox, all you have to do is use the arrow keys to move down to the entry you want to delete in the drop dropdown menu and press Delete (located under the Insert key on the keyboard)
Ooh, did not know that; thank you! *scurries off to save in 'Firefox tips Doc'* Yes, I switched to Firefox after IE came out with #7. I fell for their 'really important to upgrade' bullshit, and I hated it!
Anyway, info saved, Firefox link bookmarked, and thanks again. .
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12/5/08 14:29 (UTC)Of course clearing the cache will get rid of all those stored addresses - but sometimes, you want to keep them!
Yeah, that's the thing -- there are about a dozen that I want to keep, and it's a pain to add them back when I clear the cache. (Did that just this weekend.)
In Firefox, all you have to do is use the arrow keys to move down to the entry you want to delete in the drop dropdown menu and press Delete (located under the Insert key on the keyboard)
Ooh, did not know that; thank you! *scurries off to save in 'Firefox tips Doc'* Yes, I switched to Firefox after IE came out with #7. I fell for their 'really important to upgrade' bullshit, and I hated it!
Anyway, info saved, Firefox link bookmarked, and thanks again.
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