On Tue, 2003-05-13 at 10:09, Dag Wieers wrote: > Sure, I wouldn't want that to be the default ;) Gnome2.. if it can't be a default, it's not worth being there at all.. > Well, actually I have it configure as "Text Besides Icons" but Epiphany > behaves as if "Text Below Icons". I can verify that. Looks like a bug, you should probably file that. > Well, that's not an option as you would loose the currently selected text > from the copy-buffer. True. X11 primary selection showing its limitations. Not a killer issue these days, since practically all Gnome/Kde apps understand clipboard selection correctly (I think Ephy or Mozilla has some kind of problem with this, but I haven't been able to pin it down). Regarding selection, btw.. Since the early Netscape days, it has been a convention in X11 browsers that middle-button pasting text from the primary selection within a browser window works as if you'd pasted the text into the address bar and hit return - that is, if the text is a URL, load it. I guess it's been a workaround for not having drag&drop, but I've found it convenient. Ephy doesn't support it, I think it should (especially as there is no other sensible function for middle-button click within the browser window but not over a link). > It would be nice to have it available more easier. In some cases I have to > use different proxies for different destinations. At home and at work I > have a server providing me a PAC file. But at customer-sites this is a > mess. Being able to switch between configurations with a minimal number of > clicks would be nice. (Galeon had this and removed it from Galeon2 ;-( ) Didn't Mozilla 1.4b just introduce something new regarding PAC files? Oh yeah, failover. Anyway, you should be able to create a couple of scripts that manage GConf /system/http_proxy settings according to a profile. I don't think that functionality belongs in Ephy - Gnome as a whole should probably take profiles a step further. -- Osma Ahvenlampi <oa@iki.fi>
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