New Iron-Version: 12.0.750.0 Stable for Windows

[Regats]

I posted this elsewhere - no answer in three weeks.

Iron is fast but I need complete forms manager and
password manager support to be comfortable with this browser,
as well as what I asked below:

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How do can get New Page, full screen...

Using Control-N, how can I get a new page; full screen, showing my home page.
>New Page, not New Tab.<
I do not like using tabs, would prefer to eliminate them completely
along with the space they occupy on the top of the screen.

Also I want to use Control-B to bring up my bookmarks.
How do I set hotkeys (or keyboard shortcuts)?

Thankz,
Marc
NYC

[shade3130]

Why does Iron not stick an automatic update check under "About Iron" option like Chrome does in "About Chrome", because of this I did not know there was a NEW version out and been having crashes occurring frequently until I came to the main Iron Help page.

just thought since it's based on Chrome at least the "tool/wrench" menu should function the same (with Iron being a bit better.)

[Berno]

I posted this elsewhere - no answer in three weeks.

Maybe because a little documentation reading might already provide you with answers?

Iron is fast but I need complete forms manager and
password manager support to be comfortable with this browser,
as well as what I asked below:

There is a password manager in Options/Personal Stuff. But maybe your requirements are somewhat special ... ?

How do can get New Page, full screen...

Using Control-N, how can I get a new page; full screen, showing my home page.
>New Page, not New Tab.<
I do not like using tabs, would prefer to eliminate them completely
along with the space they occupy on the top of the screen.

Iron (and Chrome) already save space by moving the tabs into the title bar (in maximized mode) ... but to get rid of the title bar and use the whole screen, toggle the F11 key. Which, by the way, works with IE, Opera, Firefox, Safari and many other programs, too.

Also I want to use Control-B to bring up my bookmarks.
How do I set hotkeys (or keyboard shortcuts)?

Try Ctrl-Shift-B. (Same as in Safari)
You may want to make yourself familiar with the existing hotkeys.

Cheers, B.

[JustMe]

@ Berno

In the latest version of Iron Ctrl-Shift-B hide/unhide the bookmarks bar.

@ Regats

Alt + E" opens the Tool Wrench, then "B" opens Bookmark Manager.

[Regats]

Not too complicated:

One more time:
I want Control-B to open bookmarks, Control-H to open history,
Control-N to open a new window, maximized, showing my home page.
And get rid of those tabs when there are no tabbed pages. Most of the time
I prefer to open a new window.

I want to copy my passwords, over 300 of them, from Seamonkey or Firefox,
and I want a complete and automatic Forms Manger.

I already know what Iron can do, and I like its speed, but without those keyboard
shortcuts which I'm used to, and the password and forms which are real time
savers, I'm just not going to use Iron very often.

In other words, I want my browser to work for me in a way that I want
to use it, not some hard-wired, inflexible scheme forced on me by the
program.

[slimserv3r]

@ Regats

Not too complicated? How about you make your own browser to satisfy all your "I needs" and "I wants"?

[guma77]

hi
when a new version of the iron?
hi

[SRWare]

with chrome 13

[Regats]

@ Regats

Not too complicated? How about you make your own browser to satisfy all your "I needs" and "I wants"?

No - not complicated at all.
It's very simple, in fact.
Seamonkey 1.1 did all this and did it well.

If Iron is too rigid and primitive to work for me the way I want,
I have no use for it. By the time you read this I will have deleted it.

[megaman]

No - not complicated at all.
It's very simple, in fact.
Seamonkey 1.1 did all this and did it well.

If Iron is too rigid and primitive to work for me the way I want,
I have no use for it. By the time you read this I will have deleted it.

I am partially with you on that.

I use Palemoon as my main with Iron as my alternative. Iron is mostly for quick references and it's fast to load when needed.
In due time, the Chromium base might get more features and improve within itself to be more universal like Seamonkey/Firefox(let's hope not the bloat), but, for now, don't expect it to be what you want.