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#good drag and drop APIs, available for local and remote content. | #good drag and drop APIs, available for local and remote content. | ||
#a means for the application to know when the item has been dropped onto another application. | #a means for the application to know when the item has been dropped onto another application. | ||
#a means to know when a drag is cancelled. This is needed to tear down drop markers inserted into a document. Currently, you need to set up a timer and check for the continued existance of the drag session. | |||
#make sure that the Firefox toolbar customization is part of the toolkit. | #make sure that the Firefox toolbar customization is part of the toolkit. | ||
#the stack is great for some positioned content, but there is a need to be able to have an absolutely positioned item or two without the need of a container, for example so that it can be moved about on the screen. Extensions, I'd imagine, would use this quite a bit. (NeilRashbook) [http://cards.mozdev.org/ Cards] seems to manage fine with a stack, although there's a hack to prevent the stack from expanding when items are dragged down or to the right. | #the stack is great for some positioned content, but there is a need to be able to have an absolutely positioned item or two without the need of a container, for example so that it can be moved about on the screen. Extensions, I'd imagine, would use this quite a bit. (NeilRashbook) [http://cards.mozdev.org/ Cards] seems to manage fine with a stack, although there's a hack to prevent the stack from expanding when items are dragged down or to the right. | ||