https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=373824
--- Comment #14 from avlas <jsar...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to David Faure from comment #13) > So it seems there are still konqueror users and they are missing the sidebar > ;-) > > But before anyone recreates anything... which sidebar modules exactly are > you missing, and do they *have* to be in a sidebar? > > E.g. the history module could be a separate window, so that more width if > available to read titles and URLs. > > On the other hand, the folder tree is only useful as a sidebar, but that's > pure file management, for which I still think/hope that Dolphin is better > suited (and if not, I encourage you to report Dolphin bugs/wishes). > Unless... could it be that the main use of "webdav and web browser and file > browser in one window" is web development? As far as I recall (after all these months my memory fades out...), I used it for these three things: 1- filter webpages from history 2- filter webpages from bookmarks - browse files I cannot recall any other options that were available in the sidebar, my bad :/ Regarding 1 and 2, please note that although extra windows give more room to see things, extra windows are also more annoying (at least for some of us), so it's not bad to activate them via ctrl+h or whatever when we really want/need this, but at least for me, the sidebar always helped me to find things in the best way. Regarding 3, I, for one, use dolphin as my default file browser and I'm very happy with it, but sometimes while browsing you want to access a file or download to a path, and doing so via the sidebar instead of opening an extra application, may be good. This is also a good option when Konqueror is used to visualize e.g. svg's (my default way to see these files), so you can browse via the sidebar and open them in the same window. I am sure other people can contribute to this with more examples... -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
