Re: Galeon target users?

Sven LUTHER <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.galeon.devel
Message-ID <20021013124202.GB3983@iliana>
On Sun, Oct 13, 2002 at 02:17:46PM +0200, Marco Pesenti Gritti wrote:
> >   o I wished to remove the names below the icons of the toolbar, as i know
> >     what they do, and they just take place i need for browsing, but was not
> >     able to figure how to do it. Formerly this option was in the
> >     userinterface->toolbar->appearance, and you could choose between
> >     text+icon, text, icon, and text after icons.
> > 
> >     => This feature is usefull, or at least if you don't want a preference, do
> >     it right (icons only, with a tooltip for additional info). I mean,
> >     everyone should be able to know that a right arrow means back and so on,
> >     this has been a standard feature on most browser since ages.
> 
>  
> I misunderstood when I replied to this first time. You are not obviously
> referring to Personal Toolbar, because you dont know Personal toolbar is
> there ;)

Well, i have a personal toolbar, i did copy over my galeon 1 bookmarks,
and it did have a personal toolbar.

What is missing about the personal toolbar, is an easy way to create
one, or if there is one, a obvious way to find it.

> As I said I believe this pref should be reintroduced, I was actually not
> very keen even when all on the list all seemed to agree removing it.
> If you are bored please post a bug about it.

Mmm, maybe i am not yet used to this centralized behavior control of
gnome2.  Let me think more about it.

> (In the meantime you can set to use just icons for all apps in the gnome
> prefs, if you dont mind other apps to not have text)

Yes, this did the trick, but again, a per app override would have been
better, not all apps have icons as obvious and goodly understood as
galeon has. (But then, maybe they should be fixed when encountered).

Sven Luther


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