I tend to strongly disagree. Are you telling me that your home (as in place where you reside in the physical world), isn't a place that you navigate to a lot when you want to get home?
And, Home has been with those other Navigation buttons (back, forward, etc.) for a long time including every major browser release in the past from Netscape and Microsoft. I don't need the personal toolbar in Mozilla except for the "Home" button. Why waste all that space on a little button when it would fit on a toolbar that is very necessary? Home has a home in the main toolbar. It has ever since I can remember with other browsers. If Mozilla wants to be taken seriously by the mainstream, it has to conform in some ways to the past. Most people know what the Home button does. And they know where it has been. To move such a vital button to another spot is just silly. People wouldn't take the browser seriously just because the Home button is moved. - Doc Lancer wrote: > me escribio: > > >Whose idea was it to place the home button below the main toolbar where > >Back, Forward, etc. are? In my humble opinion, it should be placed > >along side those other buttons. > > > >Doc > > > > A Home button, is a shortcut... almost a bookmark. And Back, Forward, > Reload and Stop are Navigation buttons. So I think it is not a place to > put a Home button. > > /.lancer
