Hi, On Tue, 2016-10-11 at 18:43 +0800, 藍挺瑋 wrote: > I think it is bad to show only the domain.
OK, enough people have complained about this aspect of the mockup that I have no plans to implement it. > Is it possible to keep the web page title shown in the header bar? > Most > desktop browsers show the title at the top of the window or using it > as > the window title. It will be nice if Epiphany can keep this feature > because the URL is not always readable or useful. I don't think so, there's not really any room for page title anymore. Where would it go? Are page titles really important? I don't miss it at all. > Moving important functions such as viewing page source to the context > menu doesn't look good to me. Funny story: when I started using Epiphany, I thought this feature did not exist, because other browsers have it in their context menus and I did not think to check the window menu! But yeah, we can definitely rethink how options are scattered between the context menu and the hamburger menu. > Some web pages disable the context menu > or replacing the context menu with their own menus. If we don't > keep> these functions in the hamburger menu, they becomes > inaccessible to> users unless there are keyboard shortcuts bound to > them, users > > remember> shortcuts, and web pages don't disable shortcuts. On the rare sites that do override the context menu, you can always get the Epiphany context menu with a second right-click (sans bugs) so nothing should ever become inaccessible. > I even think we can > move 'Inspect Element' to the hamburger menu, so using the inspector > on > web pages with context menu disabled can be easier. Inspect Element can't move because it depends on the element selected, right? We could add a generic 'open inspector' menu item though. Michael _______________________________________________ epiphany-list mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/epiphany-list
