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ctrl + shift + V does plain text paste on Chrome and Firefox on Linux and Windows (removes all HTML formatting from WYSIWYG pasted text).
I think Chrome honours cmd + shift + V, but this doesn't seem to work in Firefox 6.
Is there a shortcut to paste as plain text on Firefox?
There is a significant issue in viewing PDFs on web sites.
Adobe Reader for Mac has a browser plug-in for viewing PDF files. It's never been compatible with FireFox for Mac, or Safari 5.1 and higher for Mac.
With FireFox on Mac, there's no reliable way to view a PDF file that's on a link from a Web site within FireFox itself. The best you can do is download it and open it using a PDF viewer on your Mac.
With Safari, you can view a PDF file in the browser window with Mac OS X's built-in PDF display capability. It works well enough, but it isn't the Adobe Reader Browser Plug-in, and that can create some problems with services that depend on the Adobe plug-in.
What if you want to select 78 here (after having pressed ⇧↑)?
Or if you want to select both 12 and 78, on Windows you couldn't press shift+home and shift+end.
Methods like moveToEndOfLineAndModifySelection: are unanchored in most applications, which means that they always extend selections. They are actually anchored in Xcode, TextMate, Sublime Text, and BBEdit, but I don't know any way to change the default behavior.
If you just want to make selecting and deleting lines easier, you can create ~/Library/KeyBindings/ and save a property list like this as DefaultKeyBinding.dict:
{
"~l" = selectParagraph:;
"~z" = (selectParagraph:, deleteBackward:);
"~x" = (selectParagraph:, cut:);
"~c" = (selectParagraph:, copy:);
}
After reopening applications, ⌥L should select a line. See http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~jrus/site/cocoa-text.html and http://lri.me/keybindings.html for more information.
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If Firefox doesn't support this, you can use Plain Clip as a workaround.