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So what's the idea behind cluttering the buttons bar with tools rarely
used (everything to the right of "Reload") and creating a separate row
for the addressbar? Talk about wasted space, and shortsighted "usable"
design. Did Netscape and Microsoft really get it right then with their
original browser designs? It seems to me that the Safari/Firefox GUI
is more concise _and_ easier to use. Epiphany's default GUI is drawn
out and verbose, like a "learn to program" book that describes how to
use a mouse and what a CPU is in chapter 1.
- stacked buttons and address bar... why? James Cho
- Re: stacked buttons and address bar... why? Reinout van Schouwen
- Re: stacked buttons and address bar... why? Matthew Thomas
- Re: stacked buttons and address bar... w... Reinout van Schouwen
