Yes it does?

Also, that comment was over a year ago. At the time, it definitely worked. Not in every site, maybe, but definitely in most.

That's actually my favourite part about the X ahahah

The biggest of improvements has got to be the fact that it lets you interact with actionable notifications.

Meaning, if you've just recieved a mail, when you put your finger on the Gmail icon that appears you can slide up not only to open the mail, but also to delete it if you want to.

Aside from that, it lets you…

Try DynamicNotifications. Does everything the way the original ActiveDisplay does it, but a ton better.

Try DynamicNotifications for that. Does everything the X does, but better. :)

This is probably the best I've got, with my new phone. Very underrated camera, this. (Moto G)

No, I agree with you. And I'm definitely no photographer, just do so to pass time with my phone really.

Airdroid requires work. It doesn't do anything automatically, which this app can do, and also can't sync between two android devices.

It's not NFC related! It uses the proximity sensor, like I said. Wavecontrol also works with pretty much any music app (Haven't found one that it doesn't work with, yet), since all it does is send the general android command for 'pause/play', 'next track' or 'previous track'.

Have you tried WaveControl? You don't even need to swipe, just wave your hand over the proximity sensor :D

Hahaha!

Oh I know it is! But it does share a TON of controls with the Control key.

All word-processing shortcuts, for example, are shortcuts where control and command are pretty much synonymous.
So to correct myself, I guess I should've said 'similar to' instead of 'equivalent'.

Curiouser and curiouser.

I'm sorry though, I'm drawing a complete blank.

What's a faster way, TabMixPlus?

Can't say I've used it unfortunately :P What's the settings that's interfering?

Hm, maybe it's an addon conflict?

Try downloading a portable version of firefox (portableapps.com has it) and try doing so there? (basically a clean build without addons)

...Strange... I do that on Firefox. o.O

My bad, Apple products is what I meant. :)

On a phone, touchscreen over keyboard any day. But on an iPad (or other tablet), if I require even the tiniest shred of actual speed while typing (which I do when I'm writing,) then I will always prefer a keyboard over typing on glass, you just don't get the same feeling.

My introduction to the internet was the same…

Command.

It's equivalent to Ctrl on a windows PC's keyboard (in most cases) and is what's usually used on keyboards designed for iOS

Basically, even though keyboards might not always be necessary when using a tablet or a phone, it's always awesome having keyboard shortcuts when you do have to use a keyboard.