How do I surfed 4chan?

So, here it is:

What are your lurking techniques, to get the images you want the fastest way from 4chan?
What browser?
What keyboard combinations do you guys use?

Discuss

Right click => open in new tab => save image

>>2
fail for rightklicking. you should use middleclick for opening pages in new tabs...

well, i use firefox with the 4chan extension. i open small threads with the "+", but for big threads i open a new tab. for getting images i middleclick them while reading through a page. then i have maybe 10 or more pictures and decide if i want to save them. if so, i press ctrl+s to save them.

>>3
Firefox

yeah, middle mouse button is god. Takes 5 seconds to open two dozen tabs. Same with saving style, build them up then save them. I start at the top of a page, and scroll down opening up any interesting threads in tabs (unless they are small). Any threads I have a discussion in a move to the left of my tab lineup, and keep the random image tabs to the right. However, to save I use the good old mouse to right click and save as. Probably inefficient.

But, what the hell is firefox with the 4chan extension? And where is this "+" that opens up threads quickly?

If you have an uncomfortable middle mouse button (or none at all lol), you can hold Ctrl and click on images to open them in new tabs.

HOLY SHIT UNDOCUMENTED FEATURE!!!!

>>4
the 4chan extension adds several features to firefox for browsing 4chan. like for example the "+". it expands threads which are too big to be displayed in the mainpage. there is also a thread hider, or a quickreply feature. not to mention the 4chan menu...
it seriously kicks ass.

4chan extension + not4chan extension = g0d.

need sum tips for opera

>>9
Tip: Don't use Opera

>>10
I think I'm going to use firefox again and start wondering about the amount of memory it uses with 2 tabs opened during only one fucking night thanks to your advice.

>>11
rtfm

>>11
ITS JUST CACHING IN RAM!

>>13
EVERYTHING IS "CACHING" IN RAM!

Once I had 37 tabs open in firefox.  It was in /hr/, too.  that took a while.