Hi Thibaut, > I find that hiding the tab close buttons on non-focused tabs could > improve the user experience, avoiding him to close a wrong tab
How would Epiphany know that I actually didn't want to close the tab whose close button I clicked? Closing background tabs is a feature I use regularly. > also puting the focused tab again more in foreground). If it isn't clear which tab is in the foreground, then you need to install a better theme. The latest Clearlooks is pretty good at this; it shows a coloured marker on the topmost pixels of the focused tab. > Besides, the "Automatic Find As You Type" could be available through > Epi option menu, without having to install that extension ? If I recall correctly, this functionality existed before the Find bar was introduced. It might be possible to re-enable it, but please do some "homework" first and provide links to relevant discussions in the past (if any) and bug reports, so that we can have a well-informed discussion about it. Thanks! regards, -- Reinout van Schouwen _______________________________________________ epiphany-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/epiphany-list
