In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Niko Pavlicek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Alex wrote:
>
> > Composer gives both the browser component and the Mail/News component
> > the ability to use forms, so it's needed for that.
>
> yes, but people who don't use composer don't know this and this problem
> would be solved if an installation method is given to the user, which
> just wouldn't show up composer in the ui - the component bar, the Tasks
> menu the composer prefs and so on, but install the core composer files.
> e.g. if then the user chooses to not install Mail/News AND composer
> there is no need for an component bar in every browser window.
> with this possibility all users would be content and this shouldn't be
> much work, should id?
I think this would be a smart idea because there have been complaints
that nobody uses Composer and it's a waste of space. If the UI didn't
show up, at least they would *think* that it's really gone, and what
they don't know might make them think more highly of Mozilla. ;-)
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