OmniWeb 2 speed.
Diego Zamboni
diego at conga.dgsca.unam.mx
Wed Dec 20 18:21:55 PST 1995
> some sort of indication that it's doing something would be
> nice, something less than the huge rotater on 1.0 and
> something more than the terse comment in the main panel on
> 2.0. How about the normal rotating cursor?
I agree that there should be some kind of indication that it's
"processing", but I don't agree with the rotating cursor option. In
NEXTSTEP, the colorwheel cursor normally means that the application
is busy doing something, and that you have to wait until it finishes
to continue work on that application. That is not true when OW2.0
is processing: you can open other URLs, select other windows, scroll
through what's already rendered, etc. I think using the rotating
wheel cursor in this situation would be to break something standard
in NS.
What I do is to have the processes window visible most of the time.
This provides an excellent indication of what OW2.0 is doing.
> Oh, and is there any chance that you might consider salvaging
> some real estate by halving the size of the icons at the top
> or givig us a text mode option? They really are unnecessarily
> huge.
If you do, please make it an option. One of the things I love about
NS is the big, clear icons.
Best regards. And congratulations, Wil and the folks and Omni: keep
up with the good work!
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