Re: Galeon 1.2.5 to 1.3.19 conveersion a couple of questions

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> In the older version I can type "Ctrl O", and get a popup thta allows me to 
> type in a new URL to onpen/ How do I get this beahvior under the newer version?

   AFAIK this is now consistent with rest of Gnome desktop - ^O opens
file. But ^L will bring you into address input line, even if surrounding
toolbar is hidden (and than possibly hides it back).

> Also, on the older version, under the "File" Pulldown, I have the abailty to
> store and return to "sessions", which are collections of tabs. Again.
> how do I acomplish this under the new version?

   Don't remember, if it's the same, but there is "Add Tabs as Folder"
in the bookmarks menu, and then bookmark folders have "Open Folder in
Tabs" in their context menu (I think this is even invoked when folder is
double-clicked in sidebar).

> And finally (for now), how do I get just text labels, and no icons in
> the toolbar?

   You can accomplish this globally, or just for Galeon. In
gnome-ui-properties you can set toolbars style globally. Local Galeon
setting is accessible only through gconf - look for
"apps/galeon/Toolbar/toolbar_override_style".

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