Who Keeps the SRD Open in Another Window?

[ivocaliban]

I only open the SRD if I'm too lazy to take a five foot step toward my bookshelf.

If I'm working on some sort of D&D word document, however, I generally do keep the SRD tabbed or in another window for the duration.

 

[Varianor Abroad]

The Hypertext SRD is awesome! Many kudos to the folks who put it together. That said, I have it open when I'm updating my PBMB games. I don't do that when I'm here on ENWorld.

 

[Tuerny]

Does having it as part of my Firefox search bar count as open?

 

[Psion]

No. Don't care enough about rules arguments and am conversant enough with the SRD for casual use.

But I do have the firefox tool up, and I use the on-screen-dm screen in the Solevoir/Sage SRD when running D&D.

 

[Olaf the Stout]

No. I quite often go to it when I'm in the rules forum but I don't have it open as a rule.

Olaf the Stout

 

[smootrk]

I use firefox, and the www.d20srd.org site is one of my tabs that automatically open each time I start the browser (as is ENWorld, Google, Giant in the Playground's latest OotS comic, and a couple other non-gaming sites).

 

[Mokona]

The thought never even occurred to me. Of course, I prefer to keep actual books open (for which I paid real money) as my reference material.

 

[Nyeshet]

No, but . . .

. . . I have a RSS feed from the d20srd.org site as one of the links on my bookmark toolbar, allowing me to look up even obscure aspects of the srd in only a few seconds, finally using a right click on the bookmarked / rss link to open the relevant section in a tab. As such, while I do not have an SRD always open, it is immaterial as I can open the SRD to any section in a matter of seconds.

 

[Kristian Serrano]

. . . I have a RSS feed from the d20srd.org site as one of the links on my bookmark toolbar, allowing me to look up even obscure aspects of the srd in only a few seconds, finally using a right click on the bookmarked / rss link to open the relevant section in a tab. As such, while I do not have an SRD always open, it is immaterial as I can open the SRD to any section in a matter of seconds.

How did you get it in an RSS feed?

 

[I'm A Banana]