But the title attribute isn't intended for people with peripheral vision. Safari's behaviour is correct but I think convention now renders it "incorrect". Personally, I don't like messages popping up everywhere when I move my mouse around - if it's so important it should be obvious anyway IMHO, and 99% of the messages I get are pointless. I use the title attribute to improve accessibility. But I think the argument's lost on this one ;-)
On 30 Nov 2003, at 04:50, James Ellis wrote:
But the way Safari does it means it's outside my peripheral vision unless the link is right next to the status bar. If it's contextual then it should be beside the link.
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