Re: thoughts on Galeon2

Marco Pesenti Gritti <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.galeon.devel
Message-ID <1034667117.1006.8.camel@balurdi>
Il lun, 2002-10-14 alle 23:00, Sven LUTHER ha scritto:
> On Mon, Oct 14, 2002 at 11:17:20PM +0100, MArk Finlay wrote:
> > 3. We do NOT need the ability to move tabs between windows IMHO - this
> > is just going to fud up the UI. And there would be nowhere for it to go
> > once the tabs menu is gone ;) Unless of corse someone wants to implement
> > drag and drop of tabs but i wouldnt be too pushed on that idea.
> 
> Mmm, i had decided not to post anymore here, i hope i will not sound too
> stupid or whatever this time. Anyway.
> 
> I am not sure if i agree with you here. If you are able to detach tabs,
> it is nice to be able to move the tabs to another window. This is
> another feature that would be missed if it is going to disapear. 

That feature make sense ihmo. I just dont want to risk to make
tabs/windows code unmanteinable because of it. I prefer tabs working
well even without that functionality. This doesnt mean it should not be
implemented, it's just need some thinking to make it right.

> The right place for something such would be the tab context menu, but it
> seems it has disapeared also in galeon 2. How well, another nice feature
> that is gone ...

It's there ... Please dont assume everything is no more  in g1 is by
design not there. G2 is a rewrite and some things have just not been
reimplemented. (lack of time, interest ...)

> BTW, is is not inconsistent to use context menus to add bookmarks to the
> personal bookmark folder and not use them for tabs also ?

Another not reimplemented feature. I feel it pretty good also. (if
someone post a bug I may even get to it)

Marco



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