Hi Claus, Op di, 05-09-2006 te 01:23 +0200, schreef Claus Schwarm:
> No mentioning of Firefox. Maybe we can use the following line in the > release notes? > > "You can now check the spelling of the text entered in the Epiphany web > browser, when it is built with a Firefox 2.0 (or equivalent) > back-end." Or "Epiphany now uses the latest technology from Mozilla.org to let you check the spelling of text entered in the web browser. The spell checker needs a Firefox 2.0 (or equivalent) back-end to work." Sounds better? I don't think we should be getting any deeper into technical details... > Btw, Epiphany is mentioned a second time in the backends section as one > of the GNOME applications that switched to the new printing dialog. Right, I hadn't noticed that. > I know I won't make friends with the next sentence but honestly: I see > no reason to give Epiphany more space in the release notes *this > time*. :-( Well, I can see how it's reasonable to allocate more space to components with more visible new features. It's just that web publishing space is cheap :) However the release notes should not be so long that people give up reading half way. Do you think that would be the case? > important. Since I have problems to understand the first item in > your release notes, I'm only good enought to represent an outsider > point of view. OK, so maybe that part needs rephrasing too. What it means is that, in contrast to previous versions, the back-button-history is preserved in a new tab or window when you open it from a link on some webpage. Say that you've visited sites A, B and C and are now viewing site X. Site X contains a link to site Y but you decide you'd rather view site Y in a different tab. You could copy the Y address to the clipboard, paste it in the address bar and press Ctrl+enter to have it open in a new tab (this functionality was polished in 2.16 too, by the way). Then the history under the Back button for site Y is empty. But you could also right click the link to Y and select 'Open in new tab'. Then sites A, B and C will now be available in the back-history of site Y as well as site X. regards, -- Reinout van Schouwen -- marketing-list mailing list marketing-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/marketing-list
