This concept of sidebars was clearly based on Internet Explorer's Explorer bars. In the beginning Firefox (nee Firebird nee Phoenix nee mozilla/browser) had three sidebars: Bookmarks, History and Downloads. I believe it was chosen for IE compatibility. Can't say that ctrl-e was a particularly *logical* key anyways for me, but I didn't see a reason to change it either." That's all the grunts for now I think I'll quickly downgrade now to 0.8 and then I'll check out the next RC to see if it fixes anything. The installer still says it's the FireFox 0.8 installer The download manager had a very nice background pick in it's list. The shortcut-key for the download manager has changed :-( What was wrong with ctrl-e ? I'm afraid I'll have to go back to 0.8 until a new version comes along that does work with my WebSphere login page. It seems as if it just doesn't submit the page. It just sits there, happily, not even moving it's throbber. I click on the 'login' button, which btw doesn't look like a regular WinXP button, and nothing happens. I copy-pasted some files, but it seems that it didn't pick up all my saved form info / passwords.īut what's worse, it doesn't work for me for some things! I cannot log in anymore to my WebSphere server, something that has never been any problem with any version of Mozilla and certainly worked very well with FireFox 0.8!
However, I very much dislike the new toolbar icons, and I'm quite unhappy about the fact it didn't migrate my default profile. The new FireFox seems to be quite a bit speedier, and that's the bit I like. Ofcourse, my position as "just a user" doesn't give me much room for valid criticism. Miscommunication like this should not be able to happen. This is an issue regardless of the comparative qualities of the artwork. , as an open source leader, should hold to a higher standard of communication with the userbase. I realise email is more convenient, but email also makes the project closed off to the outside world. I hope future project issues will not be relegated to private email but put in the bug system where they belong.
This should have been settled in a bug to make default artwork trilicensed. More importantly, these issues should not have been settled in private email (which is what caused the problem in the first place). It would help to see Arvid's mail that made the people believe he wasn't going to relicense. There has to be some response to disprove what Arvid is saying. It does not look like the claim that Arvid was entirely unwilling to use the trilicense holds true.
I have to say, as a regular firefox user and an outsider looking in, this looks bad.
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