Jason Kersey wrote: >> They integrate those widgets in the OS, so they become native. Didn't >> you heard something about DoJ vs MS? > > > > IE's widgets are still different than the rest of the OS's.
So please, can you explain me which widgets are you talking about? I don't see anything in IE5 that can't be used in any other app, and surely they have developed the widgets following the rest of the OS look & feel. >> The point is that nobody should argue that something is done in >> Mozilla just to please IE users. They will find too many differences >> just to care about a simple shortcut when there are a lot of other >> shortcuts that haven't been copied. > > > > Wrong. The point is that this is a convienient way for IE users to get > a feel for our product. Just because IE does it doesn't make it bad. Well, then wake up and add F3 right now. I use this shorcut in every app except in Mozilla where some genius thought that it would be much funnier to map it to Ctrl+G. "Find Next" = Ctrl+G, every windows user will be pleased to have to use that shorcut instead of the standard one. Then go ahead and search for all the request to add Alt+D, and Shift+click also as in IE. If you only add backspace but leave away these two shortcuts you will find that 99% of IE users find Mozilla very hard to use.
