The web is all about links. Links are arguably the most important Info on a page. At my work I depend on Right Click -> View Page Info -> Links. Please, please put the Links back to the Page Info.
2007-08-06 20:37
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Entry written by KaiRo and posted on August 5th, 2007 23:59 | Tags: L10n, Mozilla, SeaMonkey, Status | 5 comments | TrackBack
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Vi from www.fineonly.com | I almost had a heart attack when I saw this. This is the first place I found that lets me to leave a feedback thats more or less on the topic. The web is all about links. Links are arguably the most important Info on a page. At my work I depend on Right Click -> View Page Info -> Links. Please, please put the Links back to the Page Info. 2007-08-06 20:37 |
James Napolitano | |
Webmaster | Vi: The SeaMonkey implementation will keep the "Links" tab. James: satchel is just formfill, I don't think that mailnews uses or needs that. For autocomplete, this topic is orthogonal. Currently, mailnews still needs xpfe autocomplete, but that one has been tweaked in a way that it supports most or all of what toolkit autocomplete does, as we needed that for satchel, which works fine in SeaMonkey trunk now. 2007-08-10 14:00 |
I have to say, I never understand WHY Firefox crew removed Links Tab in Page Info They wants firefox be a Dumb Browser for Dump Peoples? They make a mistake, then. I think what if Seamonkey absorb usefulnes of new Page Info, but keep power features of old - when Seamonkey can somehow gain advantage against Firefox Firefox is Popular Browser? Okey, Seamonkey is Professional Browser. 2007-08-15 00:10 | |
Vi | Quote of KaiRo: Vi: The SeaMonkey implementation will keep the "Links" tab. Then you take look at the newly screwed-up download manager... and then you hear about attempts to prematurely kick out Thunderbird out of mozilla's nest. Makes you wander what kind of monster is mozilla baking for? 2007-09-06 12:44 |