[Usability] Cross-Session vs. Temporary States
- From: Jacob Beauregard <jake13jake comcast net>
- To: usability gnome org
- Subject: [Usability] Cross-Session vs. Temporary States
- Date: Thu, 10 May 2007 18:19:00 -0400
I'm wondering if anyone has looked into consistent separation of permanent and
temporary state manipulations.
For instance, when I open Opera, it's always on the last web page I visited.
It wouldn't be clear to me that Opera would save the webpage I visited.
However, this is typically not obtrusive, as I am usually not worried about
my homepage. It can be a problem with recovery, however, as the page I was on
may have caused the browser to crash.
In another context, when I'm using KDE, I find it frustrating that Konqueror
will not be in the same viewing state for file browsing. Yes, I know this is
the GNOME list, but I'd still hope to spark some discussion on this topic.
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