So it's true that you can't go clicky on a Mac (in Chrome)!

MsPurple24

I've always used Firefox on my Mac and had no problem, so I didn't understand when people would say, "I'm on a Mac and can't make it clicky."  But now that I'm using Chrome, I was trying to create links in the freezer post below and had to open Firefox just to do it!  Annoying.

fjaril

If you know the html code, you can type it in.

Chrome knows of the problem, but it's with thebump and their craptastic design, not chrome.

I always open firefox for bumping

MsPurple24

fjaril:

If you know the html code, you can type it in.

Chrome knows of the problem, but it's with thebump and their craptastic design, not chrome.

I always open firefox for bumping

I didn't think about typing in the html code, that's a good solution.  I'm trying to stop using Firefox altogether because it has a volatile relationship with my MacBook.

dirtbikemom

I'm still using Safari on my Mac so I was wondering why people were posting about the clicky problem but I use the html code when I post links so I never noticed. In fact I didn't even know what Chrome was until I looked it up.  I'm still running Tiger on my Mac so I'm a bit behind the times. 

EmmieB

it is true. but chrome doesn't crash every day, so it still wins :-)

StefandTodd

Safari doesn't work either, but I won't use Firefox.

MsPurple24

EmmieB:

it is true. but chrome doesn't crash every day, so it still wins :-)

Word.  Firefox has become ridiculous lately.  The Husband has been trying to get me to switch to Chrome for a long time, but I was holding out because of familiarity and resistance to change.    Stupid, stupid. 

fjaril

My firefox doesn't crash. Weird.

But I also only have a few bump windows open in it. Everything (and I mean minimum of 14tabs b/c I'm a tab hoarder) is open in chrome.