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What's wrong with running your browser fully maximized? I, personally, cannot stand having a half-screen browser open. Feels like I'm wasting space.
by jonursenbach 18y ago
What's wrong with running your browser fully maximized? I, personally, cannot stand having a half-screen browser open. Feels like I'm wasting space.
- silentbicycle 18y agoEvery single screenshot there has the content padded by about a meter and a half of empty background, though. Many, many websites have stylesheets that do that by default. The same space would fit a separate browser window with the same amount of content (or an editor, etc.). Also, many people find text that wraps at roughly 70-80 columns or less easier to read than longer lines. (This is probably why the stylesheets set the column width.) I used to do everything in fully maximized windows (I was using ratpoison (http://www.nongnu.org/ratpoison/ http://www.nongnu.org/ratpoison/) at the time), but it seemed to make less and less sense as monitors got larger. A widescreen 22+ inch monitor is practically two page-sized screens side by side.
- diego 18y agoI'm the opposite. I like text to not wrap unless possible. I hate having to scroll down because someone decided to have seven words per line.