Re: Default list of search engines in Deskbar

Op maandag 08-10-2007 om 17:45 uur [tijdzone +0100], schreef Ian Jackson: > When we choose default search we are sending a very strong message to > our users that this search is in our opinion good and trustworthy. Well, I guess we'll have to make a pro (quality) & contra (evilness) decision. >

Re: Default list of search engines in Deskbar

Op maandag 08-10-2007 om 17:00 uur [tijdzone +0200], schreef Vincent Untz: > IMHO, this list (and the default) should be localizable: Google might > be the preferred search engine in some places and Yahoo! might be > somewhere else. Amazon might not exist in some languages and some > countries have

Re: Default list of search engines in Deskbar

Ian Jackson wrote: > When we choose default search we are sending a very strong message to > our users that this search is in our opinion good and trustworthy. > > Some of us may feel that our users would like Google to be the default > but of course that means that we are exposing our users' sear

Re: Default list of search engines in Deskbar

Loic pointed me at this thread. I've not been subscribed to this list until now, so please forgive the lack of proper quoting and References: header etc. Firstly I'd like to suggest that this ought to be discussed more widely because this can be quite a contentious issue. Choice of search engin

Re: Default list of search engines in Deskbar

Le vendredi 05 octobre 2007, à 13:30 +0200, Loïc Minier a écrit : > Hi, > > In , Ian notes that the list of > search engines is rather arbitrary. The list of search engines in > Deskbar actually comes from the Firefox bookmarks though. > > I guess t

Default list of search engines in Deskbar

Hi, In , Ian notes that the list of search engines is rather arbitrary. The list of search engines in Deskbar actually comes from the Firefox bookmarks though. I guess the ideal long term solution for Ubuntu would be to unify default bookmarks, sea