On Tuesday 19 March 2002 23:54, Doug Hanley wrote:
> Also, I dont know how to add buttons to an individual tab.  The problem I 
> beleive is that the individual tabs are not widgets in themselves but are 
> drawn by the QTabBar widget.  It would probably be much easier to just have 
> one button on the right that just closes the current tab.
> 
> The way Galeon does tabs is that it puts a close button on each tab.  The way 
> Mozilla does it is that it puts one close button to the right of the tab bar, 
> that closes the current tab.  Personally I prefer the way Mozilla does it.  
> It seems less cluttered, easier to use, and easier (i think) to implement.

Sounds good to me.

> As far as having a limit on tab length, I will also be doing that, shouldn't 
> be too hard.  I will have to figure out how this configuration things works 
> first, then add a max tab length option, among other things, like what to do 
> on a middle-click and a right-click of a tab, and what to do on the 
> middle-click of a link.

Don't make it overconfigurable though ;)

> About that error on loading the sidebar, I seem to recall that happening on 
> the unpatched konqueror too.  Besides, I dont think that the sidebar is 
> really neccessary considering the extended sidebar has all the functionality 
> of the normal sidebar and more, with little or no overhead.

There aren't two sidebars anymore. There's only the previously-called "extended"
sidebar, which is now the one and only sidebar.

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