On Sun, Apr 27, 2008 at 8:45 PM, Luis Villa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > On that topic of smooth operations, I think one spot Epiphany needs to > > catch up is installing extensions. Perhaps there could be a default > > extension that handles automatically downloading and installing them? > > It would be nice if there were a polished UI for both extensions and > plugins. It is sort of embarassing (for both browsers) that > about:plugins is still as good as it gets. Firefox 3 Beta 5 Has now a quite good UI for plugins (Found in Extra->Add-ons) > > Luis > _______________________________________________ > epiphany-list mailing list > [email protected] > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/epiphany-list > The feautures that makes me using Firefox 3 (Beta 5) are (in no particular order) * A recent version of GreaseMonkey that works and is fully compatible * The WebDeveloper plugin (For web design I should test my sites in Firefox anyway - when Epiphany uses WebKit - so this isn't a real problem) * GMail notifier extension * The new Places (it is very usefull, albeit sometimes slow) * Minimeter (although I can live without this one) The faeatures that would make me use Epiphany are: * WebKit * Gnome integration * Smaller memory use / faster (but that is probably also part of WebKit) So my main problems with Epiphany are mainly because of missing plugins, and I think they are quite popular (WebDeveloper, Greasemonkey) or are relatively easy to implement (Minimeter, Gmail Notifier). So I hope that they can be resolved (I'm a programmer to, so maybe I'll take some time in the future to implement them myself). Greetings, Nathan -- Who is not using the Fox Of Fire is not surfing the web, he is suffering it Registered Linux User # 389298
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