I sincerely hope you do not expect people using a 1600x1200 resolution to browse in full screen mode.
It would be a stupid waste of screen space.:)
Besides, what would Flash do in fullscreen mode at 1600x1200? Display a GIANT animated website with buttons the size of the textarea I'm typing this post in?
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Mozilla 0.9.7 Released!
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Ouch,/me suck. Didn't read the code well. (mods please mod down the previous one... or delete it along with this one altogether)
Oh, you just beat me to it.
Anyway, it is not on a window-by-window basis. If you disable colors, all your open Mozilla windows/tabs will have basic colors, for example. And it gets a bit confusing when creating new windows as the checkboxes aren't updated on all windows.
But overall, what a huge usability fix.:)
How about using the cool Preferences Toolbar from XulPlanet ?
Now this is cool stuff, enabling/disabling images, fonts, colors, javascript, with one click !
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I sincerely hope you do not expect people using a 1600x1200 resolution to browse in full screen mode. It would be a stupid waste of screen space. :)
Besides, what would Flash do in fullscreen mode at 1600x1200? Display a GIANT animated website with buttons the size of the textarea I'm typing this post in?
Ouch, /me suck. Didn't read the code well. (mods please mod down the previous one... or delete it along with this one altogether)
A quick look at the code shows these lines:
:)
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Now, this is wrong mark-up. And I suppose such basic error means there's more errors in the rest of the code.
Sorry, if the guy can't code sh1t, then it's not the browser's problem.
Oh, you just beat me to it. Anyway, it is not on a window-by-window basis. If you disable colors, all your open Mozilla windows/tabs will have basic colors, for example. And it gets a bit confusing when creating new windows as the checkboxes aren't updated on all windows. But overall, what a huge usability fix. :)
How about using the cool Preferences Toolbar from XulPlanet ? Now this is cool stuff, enabling/disabling images, fonts, colors, javascript, with one click ! michel v [cafelog.com]