BrainKing - Foros de discusión (Feature requests)

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Feature requests

Do you miss something on BrainKing.com and would you like to see it here? Post your request into this board!
If there is a more specific board for the request, (i.e. game rule changes etc) then it should be posted and discussed on that specific board.

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5. Enero 2004, 00:06:55

WhisperzQ

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Asunto: Re: Taskbar vs tabs

Generally I find tabs are esasier to negotiate than the taskbar as I already have a lot of other things in my taskbar and even with a big screen they can take a while to find.

Also, I think another advantage with alesh's suggestion is that opening the one page would automatically open all the individual files which had be preset ... something similar to some text editors which have "projects" of related files ... open the project and it opens all the individual files.

5. Enero 2004, 08:09:30

alesh

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Asunto: Re: Taskbar vs tabs

@whisperz

You're correct, one click (Groups) opens whatever you want...
I've got a big resolution on my portable (1400x1050) and the taskbar is already set into 2 lines...having way too many windows in the taskbar is harder to work... solving this with tabs is fun.

If anyone is interested I can post a picture or two of how this looks like?

5. Enero 2004, 15:06:44

grenv

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Asunto: Re: Taskbar vs tabs

@alesh
After looking at the browser (slimbrowser) i'd have to say the grouping of pages in tabs is a good feature, this is not reproducable using IE. I'll have to try it for a while.
What I had missed, or what wasn't made clear, is that the group of pages can be saved as a single group enabling the user to come back to the same group later.
Does anybody know if the browser has any known bugs or problems?