OpenBox 0.3.3
OpenBox will enable the Open Location dialog box in Firefox.
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OpenBox will enable the Open Location dialog box in Firefox. Access through "File" menu, CTRL-SHIFT-L (CMD-SHIFT-L on Mac OS), context menu, or the toolbar button.
With the context menu option it can be used to open plain text URLs or search words and to choose whether to open a link in the current window, a new window, or a new tab.
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