MCBastos myemail@example.invalid wrote:
Interesting post about preference dialogs:
http://limi.net/checkboxes-that-kill
Food for thought. That was about Firefox, but Seamonkey has probably
even more options exposed through the main preferences interface. Are
there some of them that should
Rufus n...@home.com wrote:
But I'm still left curious about these business users...I should think
that the SM user base would be far higher if employers were
adopting/requiring it...which I've been waving the flag for for the last
couple decades
Businesses don't like the idea that
On Mon, 18 Mar 2013 20:52:56 -0300, MCBastos wrote:
Interesting post about preference dialogs:
http://limi.net/checkboxes-that-kill
Food for thought. That was about Firefox, but Seamonkey has probably
even more options exposed through the main preferences interface. Are
there some of them
And the converse : expose all preferences in the GUI
rather than force users to delve into the depths of
about:config ?
Philip Taylor
Philip Chee wrote:
See: Bug 288764 - Add ability to hide some of the more advanced prefs
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=288764
Phil
MCBastos wrote:
Interviewed by CNN on 18/03/2013 15:23, BIll Spikowski told the world:
I just started using Quote Colors again; it makes threaded
discussions much more comprehensible, instead of this:
Once before I tried it but gave up because it only worked on my
computer; it didn't add the
Philip TAYLOR p.tay...@rhul.ac.uk wrote:
And the converse : expose all preferences in the GUI
rather than force users to delve into the depths of
about:config ?
That is not available because it would be a lot of work to implement that.
Design a lot of neatly looking panels, decide on good
nom...@example.com wrote:
That is not available because it would be a lot of work to implement that.
Design a lot of neatly looking panels, decide on good names to give to
the options, provide the helptext for all of them, translate them into 25
different languages, etc.
Sad. That means
On 2013-03-10 18:44 (GMT-0300) MCBastos composed:
But those are usually cheapo house-brand mice. His is a Logitech, and in
my experience Logitech mice are very durable.
The best pointing device ever made was made by Logitech,[1] the Trackman
Marble FX. They do wear out.[2] I had to replace
On 2013-03-10 19:59 (GMT) Rickles composed:
David E. Ross wrote:
Frankly, I prefer the current capability. It means that the tab whose
page I see is the tab that will be closed...
So what we have now is different users wishing to choose how the tab
closure should work in their own
Felix Miata wrote:
There can have been no step back here, no reduction, as the option has
never existed in SM (except via extension). As comment 7 in
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=534221 shows, close buttons
on tabs could be a major usability reduction for some SM users.
In
Interviewed by CNN on 19/03/2013 10:58, Philip TAYLOR told the world:
Sad. That means that unless that situation is reversed, Seamonkey
is doomed to remain of fringe interest, since the average browser
user would be most unwilling to have to delve into about:config,
yet such delving seems
Rob wrote:
Rufus n...@home.com wrote:
But I'm still left curious about these business users...I should think
that the SM user base would be far higher if employers were
adopting/requiring it...which I've been waving the flag for for the last
couple decades
Businesses don't like the idea
MCBastos wrote:
Interviewed by CNN on 19/03/2013 10:58, Philip TAYLOR told the world:
Sad. That means that unless that situation is reversed, Seamonkey
is doomed to remain of fringe interest, since the average browser
user would be most unwilling to have to delve into about:config,
yet such
David E. Ross sent the following on Fri, 15 Mar 2013 17:55:51 -0700:
On 3/15/13 12:53 PM, Jim G. wrote [in part]:
I suspect that very few people run multiple profiles, so I can see why
that might also be a low priority item. Certainly no one I know outside
of the tech field does, anyway.
Daniel sent the following on Sat, 16 Mar 2013 20:19:02 +1100:
Jim G. wrote:
Snip
Yep. And what time is devoted to things will probably be on the email
side of things, as most people under 35 have probably never even heard
of USENET. Once in a while, I take a look at the web boards on a
Mark Berger wrote:
Rickles wrote:
Mark Berger wrote:
BIll Spikowski wrote:
Mark Berger wrote:
Rickles wrote:
BIll Spikowski wrote:
I just started using Quote Colors again; it makes threaded
discussions much more comprehensible, instead of this:
Once before I tried it but gave up because it
Rufus n...@home.com wrote:
I think the main reason that our environment never adopted Mozilla or SM
is *because* of it's ability to configure for usenet access, again for
security as well as time-wasting reasons. Not having a usenet feature
in Firefox is what makes it allowable for us as
MCBastos wrote, On 19/03/2013 00:52:
Interesting post about preference dialogs:
http://limi.net/checkboxes-that-kill
Food for thought. That was about Firefox, but Seamonkey has probably
even more options exposed through the main preferences interface. Are
there some of them that should be
Rob wrote:
Rufus n...@home.com wrote:
I think the main reason that our environment never adopted Mozilla or SM
is *because* of it's ability to configure for usenet access, again for
security as well as time-wasting reasons. Not having a usenet feature
in Firefox is what makes it allowable for
On 2013-03-19 15:18 (GMT) Philip TAYLOR composed:
I would argue that if anyone is stupid [1] enough to have that many
tabs open at one time, he or she deserves whatever crazy
behaviour they experience as a result.
Computers are tools.
Virtual desktops are tools.
Web browsers are tools.
Ray_Net wrote:
An example of the huge list of option to be positionned:
I hate tabs - and it would be very nice to have an option that says [ ]
use tabs
If that box is unchecked, all other tab options should be disabled and
greyed.
By simply not opening any tabs, isn't one inherently
Hi!
I have an old windows XP with svc pk3 PC (32 bit) and a new PC with
windows 7 (64bit).
How can I transfer all 4 separate email accounts address books from
one PC to another.
thanks for any help
Cliff
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On Tue, 19 Mar 2013 15:32:44 -1000, Geoff Welsh wrote:
Ray_Net wrote:
GW
(who loves Tabs even more than sliced bread)
I love tabs too. But I think sliced bread is slightly more edible.
Phil
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Philip Chee wrote:
On Tue, 19 Mar 2013 15:32:44 -1000, Geoff Welsh wrote:
Ray_Net wrote:
GW
(who loves Tabs even more than sliced bread)
I love tabs too. But I think sliced bread is slightly more edible.
Phil
I prefer to slice my own bread, but I really wish I could open Mail/News
in a
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