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De allmänna inställningarna allows you to change various aspects of OmniWeb's basic behavior.
Start page - OmniWeb will go to this URL whenever it opens a new browser window, or when you use the "Go to Start Page" command (available in the Browser ▶ Navigation menu or on the browser window toolbar). The default start page is omniweb:/StartPage/. If you leave this field empty, new windows will come up blank.
"Autocomplete" known addresses & shortcuts - If checked, you can quickly type addresses in the browser's address bar. While typing (if you pause briefly between letters), a drop-down list will appear containing all the addresses from your bookmarks and history. Clicking or pressing the ↑ and ↓ arrow keys on your keyboard will select items in this list, and pressing return will cause the borwser to go to the selected address.
Close the drawer after choosing an address - When you double-click an entry in the Bokmärken or History drawers, the selected address will open in the window the drawer is attached to. If this box is checked, the drawer will be closed once the address is chosen. Context menu's widths - Control-clicking (or clicking with button 2 of a multi-button mouse) brings up a menu of commands related to whatever you click on; OmniWeb can show more or less detail when representing names in these menus (at the cost of making the menu wider) depending on what you choose here. ⌘-click to open links - if you click an HTML link while holding the Command (⌘) key, a new browser window will be created and the link's address loaded in it. You may choose whether the new windows created appear in front of or behind the window you Command-clicked in. Open URLs clicked in other applications - if you drop a link onto OmniWeb's icon in the dock, or have OmniWeb set as your default browser and click on a URL in another application, OmniWeb will be called forward to display that URL. You may choose whether the URL is displayed in a new browser window or the frontmost existing browser window.
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