On Sunday 28 July 2002 18:18, Doug Hanley wrote:
> Would you be willing to put some time into that? =20

I'd love to! Using QTabBar is hardly any fun, since no matter what we do=20
it's still going to be a hack.

> I was thinking we could make the new tab bar more like opera's too, i=20
> find their's to be better for internet browsing.

Hmm, I don't know about that, Opera uses workspace to menage its windows=20
and their tabbar is just a detachable toolbar with bunch of 'toggle=20
buttons' on it. But that brings another good question, does tabbed=20
browsing need necessarily QTabBar like widget or should it be be done=20
with an entirely different widget? IMHO,  Mozilla is the best of all=20
the tabbed browsers (Skipstone was the first one that was using it,=20
wasn't it?) and would go with a solution similar to theirs. The one=20
thing that I'm not sure is whether placing arrow buttons is a better=20
solution than scaling tabs. What do you think?

Zack

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