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== Theming should be chooseable by user == | == Theming should be chooseable by user == | ||
It would be better to let the user choose if he wants a other layout especially in the case of this tabs-on-top crap. Some people work the whole day with the browser and if the UI changes there will be a break in the daily routines of working. For some people the "stop-loading" button is essential. I hope the whole tab-on-top story get an overthinking maybe in favour of a more flexible theming system which allows a user to set his favourite layout of the browser window . 1 November 2009 | It would be better to let the user choose if he wants a other layout especially in the case of this tabs-on-top crap. Some people work the whole day with the browser and if the UI changes there will be a break in the daily routines of working. For some people the "stop-loading" button is essential. I hope the whole tab-on-top story get an overthinking maybe in favour of a more flexible theming system which allows a user to set his favourite layout of the browser window . 1 November 2009 | ||
== Thinking over == | |||
Maybe it would be a good idea to think over thinking over. | |||
Some users happily use a menu-bar-hiding addon, others like s single custumizable menue entry, some are missing horizontal lines between bars, some would miss vertical rulers separating groups of buttons, some would be glad to chose if/where a "reload" and/or "stop" button appears, some would really want to keep their chosen favorite theme unchanged, some beleive "Tabs-to-Top" being the worst idea ever, some would be very unhappy without a status bar, etc. | |||
Therefore IMHO it would be a wonderfull idea to import all the fine new changes as '''options''' for a more customizable Firefox that lets you choose where to have which bar, which style of seperators, buttons and colours, etc. | |||
Less wonderfull would be that famous "''take it or leave it''" mentality already to be found on other widely-spread browsers - for some users Firefox would stop being an alternative then. | |||
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