Marco Peereboom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have been playing with FF3 and I'd have to say that minus the speedup > overall the browser took a step backwards. What particularly ticked me > off was: > * outlook like popup in the right-hand corner to notify that a > download completed (now there is some information one *has* to see)
I have no idea what you are talking about. > * When one enter about:config a warning shows up that says: "if you > click here you can void your warranty. What warranty??? When I Well, that's the same level of silliness as the initial warnings about viewing (un)encrypted pages, submitting forms, etc. > launched the browser the first time I already had to accept a license > that explicitly says "no warranty"; wtf? That on the other hand, I do find strange. Has anybody actually read this "EULA" text? I thought Mozilla was GPL... > * While trying to make FF3 a better browser for OpenBSD we might as well Actually, I much prefer that cross-platform applications retain their defaults across different platforms. I'm already annoyed that I have to unconfigure Theo's xterm preferences on OpenBSD so I get the default behavior back. > set plugin.default_plugin_disabled = false to remove the annoying > message that scrolls down your screen at snails pace asking if you > want to install a friggin non-existing plug-in. I am strongly opposed to this. I perfectly agree that the message at the top is annoying, but setting plugin.default_plugin_disabled=false also removes the puzzle piece (FF3: lego piece) placeholder from the page, where it shows that content is missing due to lack of a plugin. Having parts of a page just disappear is very confusing. Page text: As you can see below, bla, bla. Me: Huh? There's nothing there... Hey, author, you forgot something! Author: Are you on drugs? It's right there. Idiot. > * I'd also like to get the old icons back. Oh, c'mon. -- Christian "naddy" Weisgerber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
