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thanks! &nbsp; i'll alert my client
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on PCs in firefox, the page title is shown at the very top (title bar) of the browser window.<br />
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Where is it displayed on a mac?<br />
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thanks<br />

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on PCs in firefox, the page title is shown at the very top (title bar) of the browser window.

Where is it displayed on a mac?

thanks


Mac FF - where is web page &quot;title&quot; displayed?

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Mac FF - where is web page &quot;title&quot; displayed?

Mac FF - where is web page "title" displayed?