Sören Kuklau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > > Expected behavior? > > Yes. > > > Why? > > Because most Windows applications do it like that.
This sort of argument always leads me to the standard mother's rejoinder: "If all your friends were jumping off a cliff, would you too?" As I said, the fact that it's rampant for various software to redefine the names and icons of standard file formats to refer to particular proprietary programs is a pet peeve of mine... I wish software didn't do that, and I hope and expect Mozilla, with its much-vaunted standards compliance and developer orientation to user needs rather than marketing-types' wet dreams (notwithstanding it being connected to AOL), to take the "high road" on this by not perpretrating such things itself. This may call for a Bugzilla entry if one isn't there already. -- Dan
