** Also affects: ayatana-design
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: ayatana-design
Milestone: None => later
** Tags added: ocelot
** Changed in: ayatana-design
Status: New => Confirmed
** Changed in: ayatana-design
Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
** Chang
There are some very interesting ideas here. How about we promise to
explore that in Oneiric? As I understand it you want:
* fitt's-law-friendly tab switching
* prefer tabs-at-the-top to menu's-at-the-top?
That's enough to play with for now. Thanks for the report. I would leave
it open at low pr
could not*
But this doesn't really help us here. If upstream can't that doesn't
mean Unity shouldn't or couldn't make use of an improved layout.
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I was wrong about the default, Firefox 4 final indeed defaults to the menubar.
I could find a rationale for that in this short.
I suppose one reason is the level of Window decoration/WM integration needed.
At any rate Firefox on Linux lacks the no titlebar maximised mode. Not because
the devs pr
> Firefox upstream defaults to no menubar in all configurations where
that's possible.
No it doesn't. Have you tried an upstream build on Linux? It definitely
has a menubar by default. It only has no menubar by default on Windows
currently.
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Firefox upstream defaults to no menubar in all configurations where
that's possible. Just because OS X forces them and Chrome to use it
doesn't mean we should copy that particular limitation.
The menu button design wins you vertical space:
https://lists.launchpad.net/ayatana/msg05330.html
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Firefox 4 didn't get rid of the menubar. It put the menubar
functionality in to a button on Windows, and provided the option of a
button on Linux (the default is still a menubar). The menu button
doesn't win us anything in Ubuntu, so we disable the button entirely and
put the menu in the panel inst
Point 3: Natty is the first version shipping Firefox 4 as its default
browser which also is the first Firefox browser to put tabs on top and
got rid of the menubar.
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The difference with Unity is that the space at the top is actually free and
tabs could be put there.
The GNOME top panel always houses the same OS level functionality no matter
what application is active. The Unity panel is dynamic and fills itself with
whatever menu functions the active applica
haven't this been the case in Ubuntu from day1. with the current
technology we have its not technically possible(I believe) to put tabs
in the panel. I don't see this changing in Ubuntu.
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Title:
unity breaks fullscreen tab on top (Fitts's law)
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