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Originally Posted by john-formby
Why, whats wrong with it?
John
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Originally Posted by till
Can you explain what's wrong with it?  |
Well, from a designer's perspective, sometimes it's cool to open windows in certain locations of the screen. What Netscape (or AOL, which is the biggest reason why Netscape $ucks now!) did is make everything work within window tabs. In that case, all windows created are opened into a new tab, and it doesn't follow the location attributes. Here's an example:
http://www.uta.edu/student_orgs/billiardsteam/
In other browsers (including NS7), the window opens dead center (regardless of resolution) and it looks like everything is sitting within the billiards table. In NS8, it opens to a full blown-out window, and the material is stretched across the screen.
(I guess they're nonchalantly informing us to start learning and using Flash for our designs.
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Plus, it has a few tabs at the top that you can change around, but you can't permanently remove the main one.
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