On 16/01/2016 11:08 PM, A Williams wrote:
Michael Ströder wrote:
Paul Gheno wrote:
the advent of mobile technology has changed the way GUIs are thoughts
the reason why is screen size.
All Seamonkey users I know of have desktop systems.
Ciao, Michael.
I have also used it on a laptops for
Michael Ströder wrote:
Paul Gheno wrote:
the advent of mobile technology has changed the way GUIs are thoughts
the reason why is screen size.
All Seamonkey users I know of have desktop systems.
Ciao, Michael.
I have also used it on a laptops for years as well. Just saying.
The only real
Paul Gheno wrote:
> the advent of mobile technology has changed the way GUIs are thoughts
> the reason why is screen size.
All Seamonkey users I know of have desktop systems.
Ciao, Michael.
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Paul in Houston, TX wrote:
> Paul Gheno wrote:
>> Hello Dear seamonkey support reader,
>>
>> I've downloaded seamonkey for a while now, using it everyday.
>> One of the big issue I encounter is the UI itself.
>>
>> -Top menu buttons are not efficient, not really intuitive
>> -tabs cannot be closed
On 2015-12-22 11:54 AM, Ray_Net wrote:
Paul Gheno wrote on 21/12/2015 23:47:
Hello,
I just want to clarify what "old" means, related to a
software/application GUI (in my opinion)
Like explained earlier, some years ago (not so far away from today)
users had to adapt theirs habits to an UI.
Paul Gheno wrote on 21/12/2015 23:47:
Hello,
I just want to clarify what "old" means, related to a
software/application GUI (in my opinion)
Like explained earlier, some years ago (not so far away from today)
users had to adapt theirs habits to an UI.
the advent of mobile technology has
Paul Gheno wrote on 20/12/2015 08:56:
The last but not the least :
The interface looks pretty "old".
I just received a "new design" of another stuff.
The old look was on one page and very efficient.
The new look is on 3 pages with a lot of stupid gadgets letting the
whole stuff unusable
On 12/21/2015 11:50 AM, Jonathan N. Little wrote:
Richard Owlett wrote:
I generally surf with cookies and JavaScript disabled unless
they are
*ABSOLUTELY REQUIRED*.
Just a couple of points on above. With cookies disabled you will
generally eliminate doing any useful functions that the modern
On 2015-12-20 2:56 AM, Paul Gheno wrote:
Hello Dear seamonkey support reader,
I've downloaded seamonkey for a while now, using it everyday.
One of the big issue I encounter is the UI itself.
-Top menu buttons are not efficient, not really intuitive
-tabs cannot be closed in a simple way
Paul Gheno escreveu:
Hello Dear seamonkey support reader,
I've downloaded seamonkey for a while now, using it everyday.
One of the big issue I encounter is the UI itself.
-Top menu buttons are not efficient, not really intuitive
-tabs cannot be closed in a simple way
-seamonkey "modules" like
Hello,
I just want to clarify what "old" means, related to a
software/application GUI (in my opinion)
Like explained earlier, some years ago (not so far away from today)
users had to adapt theirs habits to an UI.
the advent of mobile technology has changed the way GUIs are thoughts
the reason
Richard Owlett wrote:
I generally surf with cookies and JavaScript disabled unless they are
*ABSOLUTELY REQUIRED*.
Just a couple of points on above. With cookies disabled you will
generally eliminate doing any useful functions that the modern Internet
serves such as shopping, banking,
wrote:
I do not want to be rude, to be critical, but the actual seamonkey UI is
far away from the 90-90 rule and I let you check why.
As a web navigator, I believe that is a good idea to stick as close as
possible to this kind of rule.
Thank you very much for reading guys, indeed.
Thank you
On 12/21/2015 4:17 AM, Desiree asked:
[SNIP]
I've been wondering what will happen to SeaMonkey when Fx dies
next year. When XUL extensions and all complete themes for Fx
are killed that kills Fx and it will be only an imitation of
Chrome browser then. Since so much of SeaMonkey now is Fx code
Richard Owlett wrote:
On 12/21/2015 4:17 AM, Desiree asked:
[SNIP] I've been wondering what will happen to SeaMonkey when Fx
dies next year. When XUL extensions and all complete themes for
Fx are killed that kills Fx and it will be only an imitation of
Chrome browser then. Since so much of
Jonathan N. Little wrote:
Paul Gheno wrote:
By the way, the easiest way to close a tab is to add a cross included in
the tab, not middle-clicking, right-cliking, cliking at the reay
right end of the screen or something else.
Of course, it works ... but it is not the "best" way to do it.
Paul Gheno wrote:
By the way, the easiest way to close a tab is to add a cross included in
the tab, not middle-clicking, right-cliking, cliking at the reay
right end of the screen or something else.
Of course, it works ... but it is not the "best" way to do it.
Grandma will not
Thank you people !
I take notes of your comments.
Helpfull and really interesting
By the way, the easiest way to close a tab is to add a cross included in
the tab, not middle-clicking, right-cliking, cliking at the reay
right end of the screen or something else.
Of course, it works ...
Paul Gheno wrote on 20/12/2015 08:56:
Hello Dear seamonkey support reader,
I've downloaded seamonkey for a while now, using it everyday.
One of the big issue I encounter is the UI itself.
-Top menu buttons are not efficient, not really intuitive
-tabs cannot be closed in a simple way
Paul Gheno wrote:
Hello Dear seamonkey support reader,
I've downloaded seamonkey for a while now, using it everyday.
One of the big issue I encounter is the UI itself.
-Top menu buttons are not efficient, not really intuitive
You may be right about the icons, but I'm not a big icon kinda
On 12/20/2015 11:01 AM, Ray_Net wrote:
Paul Gheno wrote on 20/12/2015 08:56:
Hello Dear seamonkey support reader,
I've downloaded seamonkey for a while now, using it everyday.
One of the big issue I encounter is the UI itself.
-Top menu buttons are not efficient, not really intuitive
-tabs
Ray_Net wrote:
Paul Gheno wrote on 20/12/2015 08:56:
Hello Dear seamonkey support reader,
I've downloaded seamonkey for a while now, using it everyday.
One of the big issue I encounter is the UI itself.
-Top menu buttons are not efficient, not really intuitive
Right-click and Customize to
Recently, I read that it is being (seriously) considered separating the
two. Personally, that it is an all-in-one is the reason I chose it. Will
be disappointed if they separate them.
On 12/20/2015 1:34 PM, Paul Gheno wrote:
What I love with SeaMonkey is the merging with both a web browser and
nimum
> How to collect stats and datas ?
>
> Dealing with a 90-90 interface means find a balance between all thoses
> parameters and of course ... is a tricky game ... but a game I love :)
>
> I do not want to be rude, to be critical, but the actual seamonkey UI is
> far away from
rude, to be critical, but the actual seamonkey UI is
far away from the 90-90 rule and I let you check why.
As a web navigator, I believe that is a good idea to stick as close as
possible to this kind of rule.
To conclude, I would make saemonkey my favorite web browser and not
switching from Chrome to FF to
seamonkey UI is
far away from the 90-90 rule and I let you check why.
This is a delicate subject because there is a reason why SeaMonkey's UI
is the way it is - for many SM users the traditional "old-style" UI is
one of its great features so I'm afraid you won't be able to influence
On 2015-12-20 20:44, Fran Hynes wrote:
Recently, I read that it is being (seriously) considered separating the
two. Personally, that it is an all-in-one is the reason I chose it. Will
be disappointed if they separate them.
I'm curious - where did you read about it?
Ray_Net wrote:
Paul Gheno wrote on 20/12/2015 08:56:
Hello Dear seamonkey support reader,
I've downloaded seamonkey for a while now, using it everyday.
One of the big issue I encounter is the UI itself.
-Top menu buttons are not efficient, not really intuitive
-tabs cannot be closed in a
Hello Dear seamonkey support reader,
I've downloaded seamonkey for a while now, using it everyday.
One of the big issue I encounter is the UI itself.
-Top menu buttons are not efficient, not really intuitive
-tabs cannot be closed in a simple way
-seamonkey "modules" like IRC Chat, Email, etc
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