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List:       kde-usability
Subject:    Re: Proposal for re-organizing konqueror's config dialogs
From:       Celeste Paul <seele () obso1337 ! org>
Date:       2004-09-23 16:45:33
Message-ID: 20040923124533.5e168ff2.seele () obso1337 ! org
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> else if (konqueror using openProfile browse/development, open by default )
> + Web Browsing
> ------- Web Behaviour
> ------- Web Fonts (specifying difference from file manager font settings)

the "stylesheets" tab should encompass this.  maybe there should be a web \
"appearance" tab

> ------- Plugins
> ------- Java & Javascript (the java tab is a bit complicated imo, maybe it 

any particular reason java and javascript are together?  they really have no relation \
in what they do or how they work other than they share a common name.  java should be \
included in the plugins and javascript should be either renamed to Scripts or provide \
a way to configure all scripting languages available, such as vbscript and jscript \
(which are related to javascript in a way)

> 	------- Proxy? ( i don't what these do :-)

btw, proxy is when you filter your connection through an intermediary server so your \
location isnt revealed when you connect to remote hosts such as a webserver.

hmm.. configure sure is messy.  its not as hard to use if you know exactly what \
options you want to change and where they could be.  

has anyone thought of making the configure menu similar to the kde handbook interface \
in regards to the way it handles subsections with expandable menus?  this could make \
it easier to browse through consolidated categories to view what possible \
configuration options are available without having to click through multiple tabs in \
a single window.

-- celeste

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http://www.obso1337.org


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