> Actually, I much prefer that cross-platform applications retain > their defaults across different platforms.
i agree for the most part. i don't think we should be changing icons or tweaking default settings just because most of us like them, except in cases where those default settings don't make sense or are just confusing on openbsd. > I'm already annoyed that I have to unconfigure Theo's xterm > preferences on OpenBSD so I get the default behavior back. like what? > 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. i've had this setting disabled for a long time because the scrolling message was annoying but i never noticed until now that it removed those puzzle-piece placeholders. has anyone actually filed a mozilla bug to have these two things separated so the message can be disabled (as i think it should be on openbsd since our plugins are installed differently) but the placeholders can be left?
