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Feature request: through force of habit, I obsessively mash Ctrl+S whenever I'm in a text editor - browser or not. Most web editors override this to prevent the
by joelg 11y ago
Feature request: through force of habit, I obsessively mash Ctrl+S whenever I'm in a text editor - browser or not. Most web editors override this to prevent the giant "Save page as..." dialog from jumping up all the time. I know it's ridiculous, but I literally can't handle typing without Ctrl+S-ing almost every paragraph.
Edit: couple other thoughts: I just now realized how much I depend on the "New Tab" tab title to find new tabs in the tab bar. I realized that making the page name "Papier" is good marketing, but it makes it feel like a separate app instead of a better new tab page, and also harder to find if I open it, leave, and try to come back. Also, the page - even with no text on it - is about 150% the height of my window, and I despise unnecessary scrollbars (Chrome on Ubuntu). And it's "0 characters", not "0 character".
I'm only nitpicking because I will use this every day for the rest of my life.
- azinman2 11y agoIt's an important reflex that anyone who used computers in the 80s or 90s knows :)
- joelg 11y agoWhich always surprises me that this is a habit of mine: I was born in '96. Not to make you feel old or anything.
- wingerlang 11y agoWhy does it surprise you? Do people not save anymore?
- azinman2 11y agoPeople in the 80s and 90s experienced computers crashing regularly, thus instilling the reflex of constant saving. I'm not sure young people have that reflex.
- wingerlang 11y agoIf my memory is not totally off, I started my computer usage in the early 00s. I don't recall crashing as a ticking time-bomb so I certainly didn't have that issue. And I save manually frequently. I think it is more of a power user thing and/or a paranoia thing or similar - not the fear of crashing. For me, anyway.
- calyhre 11y agov1.0.5 is currently being deployed with most of your feedbacks. I also agree for the "New Tab" title, but it imply A LOT of translations to handle.