On this one, i'd have to agree. The difference between the tabs and the
bookmarks is far too subtle.
S
On Feb 27, 2004, at 07•09 A, Kees de Wit wrote:
why do you find this necessary? It's not like the window containing
the tabs looks like a folder or a drawer or anything resembling
something that holds tabs in the real world. I do feel these convey
what is happening. As for the color scheme, if you look at the way the
window tittle-bars behave in Panther, the active window is a the
slightly 3D-ish gray, while the inactive windows have the white
pinstripe theme. It might be more consistent if Camino's tabs just
mimicked that behavior.
On 27-feb-04, at 13:41, paulc wrote:
At 5:44 AM -0500 2/27/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] supposedly
scribed:
If you mainly just want to take a quick glance at what it looks like
and aren't interested in inspecting the patch, a screenshot is here:
http://geoff.mollyandgeoff.com/camino-grab5.png
Sorry, don't like it at all. I actually like tabs that look like
tabs; there's hardly any idea graphically given here. Don't much like
the favicon over on the far right either. If there weren't the close
and favicon, I'd hardly be able to distinguish these from a second
line of toolbar bookmarks.
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