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DaveC replied on June 01, 2009 14:55 to the problem "Context Menu Problem" in Mozilla:

> @Josh If you use the calculate command a few times, it should start
> appearing in the context menu. We're sorting the commands by usage and
> only showing the top 5 in the context menu.

Is there a way to set which commands should show in the context menu instead of having Ubiquity guess which ones you want? it would be very handy I think.

DaveC replied on January 21, 2009 20:49 to the question "dclinton rss feed" in Twitter:

Just to let you know, I get the same issue - I try to subscribe to the RSS feed for my twitter account in Google Reader, and I get dclinton's one.

DaveC reported a problem in Google on November 29, 2008 00:27:

Command-left / command-right don't work in Google Docs (Writely) on Firefox on Mac OS X.

As the title says! To go to the start of a line when using a mac, you use command-left. This works fine in most apps (e.g. here on Get Satisfaction), but not on the word processing element of Google Docs.

This makes Google Docs a very poor alternative to Word on mac.

I love Google Docs generally and would love to see this fixed so that I could stick with it!

DaveC replied on November 25, 2008 23:51 to the question "Command+Left (Home) acts as Back button instead of Home key" in Mozilla:

Firefox Keyfixer does not make command-left go to the start of the line, at least for Google Docs (the Writely / word processing element). Give it a go, you should see the issue pretty quickly.

It's a bit of a showstopper for using FF3 on a MacBook.

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