I like your suggestions, some comments: >please don't default to a "downloads" folder. don't worry, you'd never use this browser. The people who would barely

I like your suggestions, some comments: >please don't default to a "downloads" folder. don't worry, you'd never use this browser. The people who would barely know what a folder is. Actually that's a bit of a problem, those 'evergreen' people he talks about do NOT interact with the filesystem. So one way or another this application will have to open that folder somehow. >keep tabs more present, don't bury them in the amazebar This one I understand. The 'evergreens' I've met in my life don't use tabs. Some do, however, but only in a limited context. It's tempting to think to add a feature that can be exploited for so much gain by us... but for a feature to be used, the UI must pressure the user to use it.