On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 2:10 PM, Dave Hyatt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You know most Windows users hate that snapback behavior, right? :) Non-scientific internal polling and internet searches (at the time I did this) revealed a split of people who liked and disliked it. There were more people who were vocal about disliking it, but good arguments for it, and I was always loathe to be "less native" about our behavior unless everyone agreed near-unanimously that the native behavior was a bad idea and completely unhelpful. Anyway, platform-specific behavior can still be modeled by querying the > theme. (LookAndFeel may be a better name than Theme if the interface is > answering behavioral questions though.) OK. As long as there's some way, I'm fine with things (and certainly the more cross-platform this all is the better, in general). I don't know whether Safari/Win and Chrome are going to want the exact same behaviors here (and thus can share an implementation) but I imagine we can work that out once the bits land. PK
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