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2009-11-03 , 03:56
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#21
Originally Posted by romanianusa View Post
Hmm i don't like the fact that you have to slide in order to see the tabs and the back forward buttons. This MIGHT BE ANNOYING!! You want to see everything on the screen at ONCE!! This way it's more convenient. So every time you want to go "back," you have to slide?? Think about it! Not very convenient. IT's like doing double tasks.

Why can't they just put the back and forward button on TOP so that if you want to go back..just touch and bammm..you're back....rather than sliding to find that button. I am sure there enough room to fit the buttons.
I hear what your saying, but i think they want to leave as much real estate(im having a brainfreeze as cant get that word right) for webpage viewing as possible. However, since this is a resistive screen they should implement gestures similar to the twirl-zoom. something like from-right-to-left-then-down motion to indicate "back" and from-left-to-right-then-up motion to indicate "forward" or something to that effect.
 
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2009-11-03 , 05:50
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#22
The inbuilt browser of Maemo powered Nokia N900 runs on the Mozilla Gecko engine. Now Firefox for Mobile
a.k.a Fennec has been caught running on the Nokia N900.In this video Jay Sullivan who is Mozilla’s VP of Mobile gives us a quick tour of Firefox for mobile (beta 4) running on Nokia’s N900.


http://www.fonearena.com/blog/2009/1...okia-n900.html

 

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2009-11-03 , 06:08
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#23
wow! firefox 3.6 with add-ons
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romanianusa is offline romanianusa
2009-11-03 , 06:37
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#24
Good browser but the tab and "back and forward" buttons should not be on the side. It's very inconvenient.
 
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2009-11-03 , 06:52
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#25
Already posted and discussed here

http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=33875
 
bemymonkey is offline bemymonkey
2009-11-03 , 07:39
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#26
Add-Ons!!!

I just hope someone gets on porting NoScript and AdBlock Plus
 
ceroberts75 is offline ceroberts75
2009-11-03 , 08:34
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#27
have you seen this video yet?

it has the new version of firefox on it and syncs all info with your n900!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ih5SrhCJukI
 
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2009-11-03 , 08:44
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#28
Yes. In fact we already have two theads.

Here and here. Both on the front page.
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2009-11-03 , 11:25
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#29
It's too bad there's no Alt key on the keyboard, so you can use a standard Alt + Left Arrow or Right Arrow, to go back and forward. I wonder if there's some other keyboard shortcut for this?
 
zanna is offline zanna
2009-11-03 , 11:47
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#30
It would be cool to have some kind of Turbo mode a la Opera 10.
 

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