First of all, I can\'t reproduce this problem on Win XP on Firefox 1.5 or 1.0.7, so I\'m guessing it\'s either somehow a Win 2000/linux problem (seems unlikely) or a firefox configuration? I don\'t know, but I can\'t fix it if I can\'t reproduce it.
On Wed, 15 Feb 2006 08:54:17 +0100, Thomas Bruederli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > As fas as I know shift-click will just open the html link in a new > window or tab. Because all links in RoundCube are filled with \"#...\" the > link is not valid. One solution is to completely avoid this (using > javascript) or, even better, to write valid urls to the mailbox links > that would correctly open the clicked mailbox in a new window. > > Regards, > Thomas > Thomas, I know you\'re one of the original developers (the original developer?) but if we really want to adhere to this from the website: \"RoundCube Webmail is a browser-based multilingual IMAP client with an application-like user interface.\" We should definitely avoid making the message lists into valid HTML links. Although there would be some immediate benefit for people expecting web-like behavior (single click on a message to open it, ctrl-click to open it in a new window, etc), it would immediately shift the direction of development from building an \"application-like\" interface to building a \"web-like\" interface, which I think would undermine the greatness and potential greatness of roundcube. In fact, I\'m an advocate for removing the HTML links that are already in the message list (the e-mail addresses) to further adhere to an \"application-like\" interface, and I\'m starting to come around on the idea of javascript context menus (that could be easily disabled). -Charles
