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Hrm, as a power user doesn't that mean you are more comfortable customizing, like turning the address bar back on? Also, eliminating the address bar seems to b
by rhelmer 15y ago
Hrm, as a power user doesn't that mean you are more comfortable customizing, like turning the address bar back on?
Also, eliminating the address bar seems to be a trend among the major browsers, if anything I would expect Firefox to be easier to revert the behavior (see how easy it is to switch back from tabs-on-top, for example).
- CamperBob 15y agoThe problem is, Mozilla has moved steadily in the direction of making it harder, if not impossible, to re-enable features they've decided that we don't need.
- rhelmer 15y agoCan you give a specific example? My example about relocating the tab bar is pretty easy; either View->Toolbars or just right-click on the toolbar.
- CamperBob 15y agoThe bottom status bar comes to mind. Basically, here's my beef: I own both an iPhone and a computer with a 30" Dell monitor. They are not even remotely alike. Design decisions aimed at making the browser on my PC look and work more like the one on my iPhone are wrongheaded, misguided, and arguably batshit insane, from the perspective of someone who has actually seen, and in fact regularly uses, both platforms. Vertical space, for one thing, is not at a premium on my PC. It should not be treated as a resource to be conserved at all costs.