> There's a "mozilla1.0" point to make here, as well: we can't hope to > finish 1.0 any time soon if we keep adding good ideas like tabbrowser > and link toolbar in young forms and then hope to mature them. > Getting to 1.0 in the next six months will mean saying "no" to such > features.
This is worth reiterating. So far, hyatt has spent two days consulting to help get the link toobar fixed so it doesn't affect page-load performance (by default, or even when it's there). jrgm spent at least two hours making sure the performance hit was due to the link toolbar checkin. These people are critical to 1.0, and their time is not free. Those who want the link toolbar, or other (relative to 1.0) last-minute features, should not expect a free lunch from anyone. /be
