you don't type in url's?  I think you're in the minority.

Robert Ennis wrote:

I don't even use the URL box. And look at other browsers - they have a
Home button and a URL box in the main toolbar. I don't know why this is
such a big deal.

Ben Ruppel wrote:

> Don't forget that having another button on the main toolbar means even
> less room for the url box.
>
>
> Robert Ennis wrote:
>
>> All great suggestions. The best one is getting the Home button on the
>> main toolbar. Browsers should consume minimal real estate. Having the
>> Home button on the toolbar eliminates the need for a second toolbar,
>> unless it's absolutely necessary.
>>
>> Now if they would just allow the toolbar to "auto-hide"...
>>
>> Put your posting in netscape.public.mozilla.wishlist. The Mozilla types
>> will pick up on it.
>>
>> David wrote:
>>
>>  > Items wanted changed in Mozilla/Netscape
>>  >
>>  > 1. Place the HOME button on the main toolbar next to the Stop button
>>  >
>>  > 2. Have the Bookmarks spill out in a side by side column as they
>> do in Communicator or
>>  > give an option to do both the scrolling and side by side
>>  >
>>  > 3. When a person goes thru the New Account wizard and types in the
>> wrong Incoming pop
>>  > server there is no way to correct as easy as retyping the Outgoing
>> mail server - WHY?
>>  >
>>  > You have to delete the account and go thru the New Account wizard
>> again
>>  >
>>  > 4. Have a Import feature for netscape mail, it is just plain
>> stupid to have to copy/paste
>>  > the mail "just right" in the  rather lengthy file path
>> c:\windows\application
>>  > data\mozilla\users\qkdk8c2j.slt\mail\my account
>>  >
>>  > What the heck is a:   qkdk8c2j.slt  ?!
>>  >
>>  > I do tech support for an ISP and I would hate to try to explain
>> this stupid way of
>>  > importing netscape mail
>>  > Do you have any idea how many people cannot copy and paste?
>>  >
>>  > It is easy to import Outlook, Outlook Express and Eudora in
>> Mozilla/Netscape so why not
>>  > make it as easy for Mozilla/Netscape users as for the competition?!
>>  >
>>  > File>Import = EASY!
>>  >
>>  > Put the mail and bookmarks in a simple filepath such as c:\program
>> files\mozilla\users
>>  >
>>  > The How-to on getting your Netscape mail into Mozilla 0.8/Netscape
>> 6.01
>>  >  http://www.gerv.net/faq/netscape6.html#25
>>  >
>>  > David
>>  >
>>

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