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Love the 27 inch screen! When I open Firefox, however, the window opens in the middle of the screen, and the menu is on the far left. I want the menu to be over the application. It feels weird having to scroll left in order to get to Bookmarks. Is there a way I can make the Firefox window open on the left rather than the middle?
iMac, Mac OS X (10.6.8)
Touch/hold the top of the FF window, then drag it to the position you want. Close FF and it should remember...
Yeah, that worked, of course. It worked so well, in fact, that I tried it on the window for e-mail, and it worked there, too. I am betting this works with ALL windows on the screen. I am also betting this is just about as basic an issue as a person might have, short of "can't find the shut down switch".
Thanks!
Firefox on iMac 27" screen - menu on one side, window on other
