> > Looking at my Freenet browser's history I see that the "Couldn't Retrieve > > Key" is the most viewed page! (It should receive some kind of Emmy > > Award.) And therefore it is the first page to be changed to improve the > > loading time. It should be the simplest and tiniest page of all Web > > Interface pages. > > That is not user friendly. This is the 21st century, it doesn't matter > what the content says, if it doesn't look nice it puts off the users. > Look at all the users scared away from linux because the installers were > text mode, for example.
But, i mostly work with ancient (slow) machinery, and i would like an _option_ to turn off the clutter instead. Even in the 21st century, several people don't need or can't stand all that eye-candy, or want to use freenet with text-only browsers, or with very limited bandwith... > > I vote for radically removing all this clutter from that "Error: Data > > Not Found" page. Such an error page does need no graphics and no tables! > > No hops.png, no space15_15.png etc. This is to reduce the clutter-to- > > information ratio. > > > > Some <p>s, a little bit of <strong> and/or red, the <form> and the > > necessary <head> and text - that would be enough for an error page. yes, at least as option like: %sparseFProxyPages=true _______________________________________________ devl mailing list devl at freenetproject.org http://hawk.freenetproject.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devl
