Re: FF 5. 0 and user interface
André Neves <[email protected]> Tue, 23 Aug 2011 12:48:05 +0200
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On Mon, Aug 22, 2011 at 9:45 PM, Ron Hunter wrote: > > > But then different Firefox installations will end up with different menus. > (...) > a work computer, and one used at home may have very > different menu needs. I certainly agree. But wouldn't it *hurt* to have to adapt to using two different menus, depending on where you were? [Diversion follows] See, as a strong example, my experience with two different keyboard layouts. I need my mother-tongue layout so I can use accents on letters (to write my name properly?), and I need the English layout to be able to write html. (This English keyboard does not physically have the key that in my mother-tongue-layout has the >< signs.) If it had that key I would just blind-type using my mother-tongue layout. Or I would change the keyboard - if I could. But no, so I to flip between keyboard layouts. My "brain" doesn't like the extra concentration and guesswork.