Re: My wishlist

>The speed of dragging is currently directly related to the complexity 
>of the contents of the window. There are several ways of speeding 
>this up which don't involve what I consider to be hacks (such as 
>dragging an outline, and then the contents).
ok...

>Ugg. I don't like (and have never liked) the concept of a task-bar for

>a web browser. We aren't building OSes here, we're building single 
>applications. Doing more than that blurs the lines in ways that NW 
>isn't designed to deal with (yet).
ok, maybe taskBar, isn't the right word..
How about a 'window manager'... ;)
ok...twas a silly idea anyway.

>There was a gravity feature at one point, but if it's going to be 
>re-done, it would have to be a global option for draggable items. Is 
>this a big deal for your application?
Nope.. not at all...


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