Stefan wrote:
Rufus skriver:
Then there was the whole of the new default "more Mac-like"
interface...I was only able to tolerate that about four days, then I
replaced it with the other "Modern" one. And I'm a Mac user...I do have
to say, the folks on Thunderbird did a way better job making a Mac-like
Mac presentation - kudos there.
I guess it's obvious, but you have seriously failed to communicate what
you actually thought was so wrong with the theme changes.
/Stefan
I did in detail, but in another thread...so I saw no need to repeat
that. I think the thread had "SM 2.0 - A Mac User's Observations" in
the title.
But briefly, as I recall everyone had some common complaints with it -
the most common one being it's lack of grippies; and the best solution I
recall for that was to make the entire bar area a grippie for snap
open/close of the sidebar and such. That was a real convenience
deal-breaker for me using a laptop, and probably the single biggest
reason I switched to the other Theme.
Another was that certain areas of the navigation bar are not intuitively
available to right-click - some of the larger areas that seem like they
should respond to a right-click don't respond.
And I think described a number of other issues which gave rise to
particular problems for a laptop user...if you want, I can look back and
re-post here - but I've been saving all of my observations for drafting
formal bug reports.
One of the big reasons I haven't written formal bug reports (yet - I
have been quoted in the too-small buttons report thread) is that I've
become pretty confident that they won't be responded to as a result of
all the single-ended venom I've read over the too-small buttons.
--
- Rufus
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