Re: 2.1.3 Discussion Points
- From: Steve <balsa-user wallfamily us>
- To: balsa-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: 2.1.3 Discussion Points
- Date: Wed, 16 Jun 2004 22:12:29 -0400
On 06/04/2004 01:23:59 PM, Peter Bloomfield wrote:
I believe that a novice would be best served by making `hide deleted',
`expunge on close', and `empty trash on exit' the default new-user settings.
I concur.
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Probably not the best phrasing, but then I'm an embedded programmer, not
a User Interface designer... 8-)
This would obviate the need for an "Allow fetching of online-content from
people living in my address book" check box. The first time the user gets a
message from someone they know that produces this warning, they hit the check
box, and don't get it again.
If you wanted to get more extravagant, you could add a prefs page that
contains a list of URL patterns to always load from, or never load from.
Adding "http://www.business.com/associate/" would always load anything that
began with that pattern, such as
"http://www.business.com/associate/latest/product.png"
- steve
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