Re: Changing the thext of "Browse Button"

> > You don't really want to accidentally upload /etc/passwd, you know.
> 
> But that's not really a styling matter, but a forms implementation 
> manner. The forms which are being used, whether they be html, or xforms, 
> or whatever shouldn't allow authors to specify default pages for picking 
> files.

Who said anything about default values?  The point is that if the file
upload does not look like a file upload it's a lot easier to trick the
user into typing in it, pasting into it, or dragging something to it.

Now I suppose that browser makers could disable all of these methods of
filename input and force all users to use the browse button.... but it's
a much smaller hassle for the _user_ to just have the file upload
control always look the same.

Boris
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