Resizing oversize window: Difference between revisions
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Enable JavaScript. (tools > options > content)<br>Make sure scripts can resize windows. (tools > options > content > advanced JavaScript options) | * Enable JavaScript. (tools > options > content)<br> | ||
* Make sure scripts can resize windows. (tools > options > content > advanced JavaScript options)<br> | |||
Type '''javascript:top.resizeTo(600,400)''' into Location Bar. Hit enter. | * Type '''javascript:top.resizeTo(600,400)''' into Location Bar. Hit enter. | ||
You can also make a bookmarklet* and place it on the Bookmarks Toolbar, so you don't have to type it more than once. | You can also make a bookmarklet* and place it on the Bookmarks Toolbar, so you don't have to type it more than once. | ||
Revision as of 23:49, 16 June 2006
- Enable JavaScript. (tools > options > content)
- Make sure scripts can resize windows. (tools > options > content > advanced JavaScript options)
- Type javascript:top.resizeTo(600,400) into Location Bar. Hit enter.
You can also make a bookmarklet* and place it on the Bookmarks Toolbar, so you don't have to type it more than once. (*bookmarks that contain JavaScript content are called bookmarklets)
Note: If your screen resolution is set to 1024 X 768 then those are the numbers you type in the brackets separated by a comma. Using your profile's screen resolution will reset the Firefox window to (almost) full screen.
Keywords: resize, resized, re-size, oversized, over-size
