It's an unimportant detail, but in every Ubuntu app if you press and keep the right-click button, then move AWAY from the spanning menu and release the button, the menu will disappear. Not in Firefox, it will stay until you right-click again.
Also, using certain themes like Clearlooks standard right-click menus show the first item highlighted when you right click, which is useful because you don't even have to reach the touchpad to select it. you just press the right button, hold for a sec and then let go, and the first menu item is selected. Not in Firefox, you actually have to move the cursor.
Hope I made it clear. Unimportant stuff as I said, but it's there anyway.
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It's an unimportant detail, but in every Ubuntu app if you press and keep the right-click button, then move AWAY from the spanning menu and release the button, the menu will disappear. Not in Firefox, it will stay until you right-click again.
Also, using certain themes like Clearlooks standard right-click menus show the first item highlighted when you right click, which is useful because you don't even have to reach the touchpad to select it. you just press the right button, hold for a sec and then let go, and the first menu item is selected. Not in Firefox, you actually have to move the cursor.
Hope I made it clear. Unimportant stuff as I said, but it's there anyway.