Konqueror for a New Experience (mockup)

[Mr Bulldog]

Even though this is a bit short, to me getting something that would work
well with just normal users is getting intergration of beagle, or now kerry
into konqueror or possibly digi Kam. For example when you load up an image
that has a tag on it, which I think Kde should have or be able to colour it
without a hack. Similar images with that colour code or tag should load up
on the side. Even though this is turning it into like an image gallery,
getting it more interactive and useful would be best for attracting people
from other os's. So basically making it more collarborative with other kde
related applications.

Another Suggestion, related to the refresh button topic and the simplicity.
Is giving people who want all of the features and bells and whistles, but
letting people who want to look at their pictures or videos just play them,
without having to look through the refresh button. For example if you were
to load up an image in konqeuror in a gallery, at the bottom of konqueror a
small bar would come up with buttons that allow you to move backwards and
forwards. Basically useful and is straightforward to use, after a few goes.
Following gnome's simplicity is okay, however they over do it for me and
simply making kde striaghtforward by default with the extra options there
will make everybody happy

On 15/03/06, Micah Wylde <wyldeone at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I've been using Opera for awhile now after a few years of
> Mozilla/Firefox, and I haven't really been bothered by this. For me
> it's plenty clear that the refresh button has become a stop button,
> and the rational for this is clear. I like that it nicely unclutters
> the interface, and I know (as most power users would, I imagine) that
> I can refresh a page while it's loading by pressing f5. I have never
> experienced the issue of refreshing accidentally because it turned
> from a stop button into a refresh to quickly, though it is certainly
> possible it might come up. I don't think it's nearly common enough of
> an issue to make a big deal about, though.
>
> On 3/14/06, Stefan Monov <logixoul at gmail.com> wrote:
> > On Wednesday 15 March 2006 00:06, Kurt Pfeifle wrote:
> > > > Safari and Opera users keep bitching about this misfeature in their
> > > > browsers.
> > >
> > > Do they? All of them?
> > [= Not all of them, indeed. Thing is, my English sucks and I thought
> that
> > writing "Safari and Opera users" implied "some Safari and Opera users".
> > Sorry.
> > > I *bet* there are at least some users who "bitch back", and like the
> > > feature. It is always like that....  :-P
> > Yes, but, as you already agreed, the feature is "bad" (quoted because
> it's
> > just our current point of view), so they just don't know about/haven't
> > noticed the issues yet.
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