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Whenever I download a new browser, the first thing I do is remove as much UI as possible. This saves space, removes clutter and generally makes it more robust.
by BoppreH 13y ago
Whenever I download a new browser, the first thing I do is remove as much UI as possible. This saves space, removes clutter and generally makes it more robust.
My Firefox currently looks like this: http://i.imgur.com/93yRvie.png?1 http://i.imgur.com/93yRvie.png?1
A browser is the software I use most often, every UI change has great impact. Can't wait to see what they are bringing.
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- BoppreH 13y agoSaves space, but you can't read the window titles that way. And the titles are vital when you have multiple documents open with the same program. On Ubuntu I use the default Unity taskbar and I always have problems when various instances of the same program pile up.
- lucb1e 13y agoHmm, makes me think there should be a way to keep the taskbar when you press F11. Sounds like that'd be an easy solution for what you're doing. (Offtopic: Oh wait nobody wants a taskbar anyway, ain't it so Windows 8? :P)
- smithian 13y agoI'm on Windows 8 right now and I have a taskbar. Perhaps you were referring to the start button?
- lucb1e 13y agoNo I'm referring to the app mode they're trying to get every application to use. The desktop mode is only for legacy and backwards compatibility purposes. Though they might have changed their mind on that now that Windows 8 pretty much flopped, I'm not sure.