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the toolbar, menubar and addressbar are moveable. so it happens quite often to me that i want to click on the "back" button, but miss it and instead i click on location on the bar where it can be moved and jumps automatically on the other side of the screen.
i'm using a p166 with 48mb ram and k-meleon isn't really that fast. ie is faster.
the first item is definitely fixed in the upcoming version (you have to double-click the toolbars for them to go sliding) and hopefully the second is improved, too, but that's going to vary from system to system, so you'll just have to try and see.
In this case the problem is not movable toolbar but small buttons instead. When you have to pay attention to aim for buttons, then it's the usability problem. Fix it by using skin with better (bigger) buttons.
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what sucks about k-meleon
Posted by:
michael salcher
Date: June 07, 2002 10:53AM
the toolbar, menubar and addressbar are moveable. so it happens quite often to me that i want to click on the "back" button, but miss it and instead i click on location on the bar where it can be moved and jumps automatically on the other side of the screen.
i'm using a p166 with 48mb ram and k-meleon isn't really that fast. ie is faster.
Re: what sucks about k-meleon
Posted by:
po
Date: June 07, 2002 11:12AM
the first item is definitely fixed in the upcoming version (you have to double-click the toolbars for them to go sliding) and hopefully the second is improved, too, but that's going to vary from system to system, so you'll just have to try and see.
Re: what sucks about k-meleon
Posted by:
sven
Date: June 07, 2002 11:32AM
In this case the problem is not movable toolbar but small buttons instead. When you have to pay attention to aim for buttons, then it's the usability problem. Fix it by using skin with better (bigger) buttons.
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