Since my previous problems had disappeared, without any real solution,
I'm pretty happy with 2.0.1.
Only two things to complain about:
1. No quick start button. I really miss that!
2. No way to disable having to enter a password when initializing SM
without deleting ALL web, password, certifica
BeeNeR wrote:
> Only two things to complain about:
> 1. No quick start button. I really miss that!
Gone for good, sorry.
> 2. No way to disable having to enter a password when initializing SM
> without deleting ALL web, password, certificates, etc. information.
Quoting from the Release Notes:
On or about 12/15/2009 2:02 PM, Jens Hatlak typed the following:
> BeeNeR wrote:
>> Only two things to complain about:
>> 1. No quick start button. I really miss that!
>
> Gone for good, sorry.
>
>> 2. No way to disable having to enter a password when initializing SM
>> without deleting ALL we
On Tue, 15 Dec 2009 20:02:21 +0100, Jens Hatlak wrote:
> BeeNeR wrote:
>> Only two things to complain about:
>> 1. No quick start button. I really miss that!
>
> Gone for good, sorry.
Perhaps not. Firefox Mobile has reimplemented the quick launch
technology which they call "fastload". Not to me
Jens Hatlak wrote:
BeeNeR wrote:
Only two things to complain about:
1. No quick start button. I really miss that!
Gone for good, sorry.
2. No way to disable having to enter a password when initializing SM
without deleting ALL web, password, certificates, etc. information.
Quoting from t
Bill Davidsen wrote:
I think most users would agree that correct behavior is to ask when it's
needed, and not at any random times.
Even developers agree on that - the real problem is how to get the
current infrastructure to do that.
Robert Kaiser
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