- From: David Thiede <David.Thiede@pnl.gov>
- Date: Wed, 20 Jan 1999 09:38:45 -0800 (PST)
- To: www-amaya@w3.org
I would have to vote against such a mode sensitive behaviour (if we really have a vote) as changing from one to two clicks for link traversal. Consistant UI operation is very important from a usability point of view. Automatic switching from r/w to view would be nice but hard for a user to manage in the long run I would think. I would perfer that the Amaya team concentrate on completing implementation of the core functions such as css1/2 style sheets (my favorite) and all of html4.0. I think Amaya is great so far and have starting using it extensively except for editing things that take too much time and trouble with a GUI. Just my 2 cents. Hmmmm, what would that be in Euros? :) Dave Thiede >I have recently been thinking that I would like Amaya to change certain >factors of its behaviour when in read-only (browsing) mode. For example, >following links and pressing buttons could be single-click actions instead >of double-clicks. The toolbar could also change. For example, the save >button could be replaced by a "home" button. These features would make >Amaya more comfortable to use when browsing. All of the functionality >could of course be activated or deactivated depending upon the user's >configuration. >> If Amaya has a statement on it, I'm only one user vote to change this. > >Vote 2 :-) > >Ewan Mellor. >
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