You know that cool little loading icon on the top right in the Firefox browser? Apparently it’s called a throbber and you can change the link it goes to when you click on it.
1) Type about:config in your Firefox address bar and hit enter.
2) In the Filter box, type browser.throbber.url (although, just typing throb should suffice).
3) Under Preference Name, there should be a listing for browser.throbber.url. Select the listing and then right click > modify. Change the value of the URL in the text field, hit OK and you’re done.
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What is the benefit of changing the throbber?
What URL would you change it to, instead of the default?
It’s just a little customization tweak. I changed it to a bookmark I frequent, such as my Mint stats page. It’s also a great place to hide a bookmark if you don’t want others to know about it.
Cool. I get it now! Very discreet…
Cool indeed! Yet another reason to love Firefox.
side note: I tried adding multiple URLs, like you can do for the home page, so that each URL opens in a new tab (separate URLs with | character) and it didn’t work =(
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