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why is there wasted space in webpage design

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Stevejo
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Top of page has repeated info title, far right has _ [] X, 2nd line has tabs, poor design takes up 11/16' of my screen! Know can go to menu/full screen, but shouldn't have to! If eliminate title, put _ [] X, tabs on same line, tabs size reduced depending on quantity of tabs? If you'd like to know how to do this, can help! If eliminated wasted space on screen wouldn't have to scroll down as often! Thanks, Steve

Top of page has repeated info title, far right has _ [] X, 2nd line has tabs, poor design takes up 11/16' of my screen! Know can go to menu/full screen, but shouldn't have to! If eliminate title, put _ [] X, tabs on same line, tabs size reduced depending on quantity of tabs? If you'd like to know how to do this, can help! If eliminated wasted space on screen wouldn't have to scroll down as often! Thanks, Steve

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FredMcD
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What website are you talking about? Each site has their own developers. Firefox just displays what it is told.

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