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It's no longer a modal dialog. Seems like a simple GUI improvement.
by gcp 14y ago
It's no longer a modal dialog. Seems like a simple GUI improvement.
- crazygringo 14y agoWhy does "no longer a modal dialog" = "GUI improvement"? This isn't obvious to me at all...
- gcp 14y agoBecause just looking at the preferences blocks everything else in Firefox? Given how important a browser is, this is quite annoying. A trivial example is opening up preferences and then wanting to Google to figure out how to configure something. Not possible in the current design.
- Aloisius 14y agoOn a Mac at least, the Preferences window is not modal. You can still interact with Firefox even though it is up. Is that not the case on other OSes?