MCBastos wrote:
Interviewed by CNN on 14/06/2011 10:09, Jay Garcia told the world:
Composer, since it's very beginning was never intended to be the
all-powerful editor for the most savvy, web-design commercial type users
but rather a simple built-in editor for those users with simple personal
web pages, etc. that only need to create, maintain and update on an
"every now and then" basis.
If you want a more powerful and easy to use editor then install
Kompozer, http://kompozer.net/ which is based on NVU. NVU is the base
foundation for the Netscape built-in editor and AFAIK is also the basis
for SM's editor, not sure on that tho.
Actually, nVu/Kompozer was intended to be to the Composer module what
Firefox is to the Browser module and Thunderbird is to the Mail module:
an improved, stand-alone version. And it is, somewhat -- but the Web
moved on, and from current perspective it's not THAT much better than
the Composer module to be worth the effort of porting the improvements
back in.
I'm not sure about removing Composer -- but I think I would like some
preference to hide it. Now and then I click on the wrong status bar icon
and open it when what I wanted was another module...
You could have it as an option in the install program like so many other
choices.
Michael G
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