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Subject: [WORKAROUND] Re: Firefox "add bookmark" dialog weirdness
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Howard Goldstein wrote:
> Under firefox my "add bookmark" dialog is weirded out. When I say 
> weirded out I mean it's way too small and not-resizeable, making it 

Maximizing it via the window manager makes it usable.  Although it 
stretches across 1440 pixels it's better than unusability.