(Firefox 3.0 Beta 4 - Benchmarked)

Exactly what he said, that's what.: Take the refresh and X cancel buttons, move them to the right of the address bar, then move the File/Edit bar above the address bar and BOOM, you have IE7.

Kinda pisses me off because FF2 had the "perfect" and most intuitive browser interface with all the buttons you need right there in one line in the same spot, INCLUDING the home button. Now home takes 3 times more space and 1 slot in your quick links. Also, I prefer having a long list of back AND forward history instead of cutting them in half to shove them into the same list.

I prefer a simple, nice looking interface in my programs, not one plastered with makeup to look "cool".

Aside from that, though, I'm looking forward to it, hoping they have a classic view, and if anything, I'm sure someone will make a classic skin for it anyway. Just wondering why nothing passes that acid test yet. Seems like they've had forever to get it working right.; Posted by: _DC_ Posted on: 03/12/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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