I agree with 'clunky'; I prefer to have toolbars in all apps to be on
a single row. The tab-bar spilling downwards is an encroachment I can
do without. (:
I use a 12" powerbook, so without over-stating it, I'd just like
to say that real working/viewing area in pages is precious.
FWIW,
The drop-down in Safari isn't something I like at all.
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Desmond, People,
would you please re-post the blogspot/other urls where the sketches
and POA were put up.
Thanks
- Livin Stephen
On 13-Jun-06, at 10:10 PM, Michael Watson wrote:
Can't agree more with this. Two rows of tabs is ridiculously clunky
and not like anything else in the OS that I can think of, except
crappy X11 apps.
For those who want to set Camino apart from said browser:
The drop-down arrow also did not originate with Safari, recall that
the toolbar itself started this convention, with an identical UI
widget for accessing additional toolbar buttons when the window
isn't wide enough. (See Preview for an easy example.)
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