[Bug 742475] Re: Firefox 4 does not use Ubuntu Notifications

2011-09-17 Thread zpletan
I also desire to see this integration. The default XUL notification does
not fit in with Ubuntu's general polish. Perhaps this doesn't fit in
with the Natty (now Oneiric) timeline, but it seems like @chrisccoulson
has noted that something does need to happen. Can we rework this bug to
fit what needs to happen, or is there another bug already describing it?
Thunderbird, I understand, has received some love in this regard, but
Firefox needs a little bit of help too.

I would agree that a non-interactive notification without a way to get
to the file downloaded is generally useless in some general-user
contexts (though not in others, such as @danillo's use, or mine for that
matter). Still, messaging menu integration—I assume this would be the
proper place to put the other half of what is needed—cannot be that
hard, can it? Someone made Thunderbird do it.

In addition, the issue here is not third-party plugins, but
functionality. OP didn't ask specifically for xul-ext-notify, but for
integration with Ubuntu's mechanisms for displaying notifications to the
user. This could very easily, I think (in my ignorance of how it all
works), be simply put into Ubuntu's xul-ext-ubufox plugin, or added as
another if desired. Again, I understand that similar work has been done
on Thunderbird.

I'm changing the status from Invalid to Confirmed, since this is a) past
Natty, as mentioned by @chrisccoulson; and b) more or less confirmed, as
I understand Launchpad bug tracking, by both @danillo and now I.
Apologies in advance if this is not the right thing to do.

** Changed in: firefox (Ubuntu)
   Status: Invalid = Confirmed

** Summary changed:

- Firefox 4 does not use Ubuntu Notifications
+ Firefox does not use Ubuntu Notifications

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[Bug 742475] Re: Firefox 4 does not use Ubuntu Notifications

2011-08-10 Thread Danillo
I think that this could be reconsidered.

Ok, xul-ext-notify is a third party extension, but it brought a small
but very interesting way to further integrate Firefox with Ubuntu. Since
this project looks abandoned, wouldn't it be important for the Ubuntu
team to try to bring this functionality back by some other way, without
depending on a third party?

And I have to disagree that a non-interactive notification is useless.
This is merely an opinion. I usually have several simultaneous downloads
and I don't look at their files until much later, so I never click at
the download finished native notification. This interactivity is
useless for me. A simple notify-OSD would be much more pleasant and less
distracting for me.

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[Bug 742475] Re: Firefox 4 does not use Ubuntu Notifications

2011-03-26 Thread Chris Coulson
We don't support third party extensions, so you need to talk to the
developers of xul-ext-notify if you want it to work in Firefox 4. In any
case, Firefox already supports libnotify notifications, but it falls
back to its own XUL notifications on Ubuntu because notify-osd doesn't
support actions. Overriding this would provide an even more sub-optimal
experience (download finished notifications with no obvious way to
access those downloads are completely useless), so it's totally the
wrong thing to do.

What should happen is that download progress should be integrated with
the launcher in Unity, but that's not for the natty timeframe.

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   Status: New = Invalid

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