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>- Eye candy is nice. Not everyone lives in the 90s and wants a clickable version of Lynx. Then why are Mozilla removing everything? I like eye candy too. A me
by blueskin_ 13y ago
>- Eye candy is nice. Not everyone lives in the 90s and wants a clickable version of Lynx.
Then why are Mozilla removing everything? I like eye candy too. A metro-ified, totally bare browser without even a status bar is the complete opposite.
Oh, and links has mouse support via GPM.
>- Configuration options are as useful as the users make it. There was a massive outrage on here when Firefox removed the javascript switch, yet that is one of the best decision they made for their userbase.
Because everyone switched to NoScript instead.
- lelandbatey 13y agoWhat do you mean by "without a status bar"? What change is that in reference to? Sounds important...
- blueskin_ 13y agoThis thread. Firefox is removing the <s>status bar</s>'addon bar'* in australis along with most of the rest of its customisability. *Their preferred term even though everyone just installs Status4Evar and still has a status bar.
- untog 13y agoI'm pretty sure the number of people installing Status4Evar is pretty far away from "everyone".