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I think it's wonderful. I'd been doing this since the days of Firefox 2.x, using a custom userChrome.css file that hid the back and forward buttons, and combine
by w1ntermute 15y ago
I think it's wonderful. I'd been doing this since the days of Firefox 2.x, using a custom userChrome.css file that hid the back and forward buttons, and combined the stop and reload buttons. But ever since I discovered Vimperator (I've now moved on to Pentadactyl), I've hidden all the chrome buttons, since they're entirely unnecessary.
- tabaflaba 15y agoWhat's the difference between Pentadactyl and Vimperator?
- pavelludiq 15y agoPentadactyl -> Vimperator <=> XEmacs -> GNU Emacs. Its a political fork and PD maintainers claim its more actively maintained and developed.
- chousuke 15y agoIn my experience, Pentadactyl is more actively developed. The people who started PD were the two most active developers of Vimperator before the fork. PD has since diverged enough from Vimperator that the code bases are almost entirely incompatible.