K kg1984 macrumors member Dec 28, 2007 32 0 Jan 17, 2008 #2 It's been completely eaten by Leopard. I would get confused whether I was in Safari or Firefox!
clevin macrumors G3 Original poster Aug 6, 2006 9,095 1 Jan 17, 2008 #3 kg1984 said: It's been completely eaten by Leopard. I would get confused whether I was in Safari or Firefox! Click to expand... indeed, I hope they will preserve the 2.0 theme as an alternative in final release.
kg1984 said: It's been completely eaten by Leopard. I would get confused whether I was in Safari or Firefox! Click to expand... indeed, I hope they will preserve the 2.0 theme as an alternative in final release.
killmoms macrumors 68040 Jun 23, 2003 3,754 55 Durham, NC Jan 17, 2008 #4 clevin said: indeed, I hope they will preserve the 2.0 theme as an alternative in final release. Click to expand... ...So it can look like the non-Cocoa monstrosity that it is? I'll stick to browsers that AREN'T XUL-based, thanks.
clevin said: indeed, I hope they will preserve the 2.0 theme as an alternative in final release. Click to expand... ...So it can look like the non-Cocoa monstrosity that it is? I'll stick to browsers that AREN'T XUL-based, thanks.
clevin macrumors G3 Original poster Aug 6, 2006 9,095 1 Jan 17, 2008 #5 killmoms said: ...So it can look like the non-Cocoa monstrosity that it is? I'll stick to browsers that AREN'T XUL-based, thanks. Click to expand... Firefox 3 is written in cocoa.
killmoms said: ...So it can look like the non-Cocoa monstrosity that it is? I'll stick to browsers that AREN'T XUL-based, thanks. Click to expand... Firefox 3 is written in cocoa.
M maxrobertson macrumors 6502a Jun 15, 2006 581 0 Jakarta Jan 17, 2008 #6 clevin said: Firefox 3 is written in cocoa. Click to expand... I seriously doubt that. Use it for ten minutes and you can tell that it's not a Cocoa app.
clevin said: Firefox 3 is written in cocoa. Click to expand... I seriously doubt that. Use it for ten minutes and you can tell that it's not a Cocoa app.
killmoms macrumors 68040 Jun 23, 2003 3,754 55 Durham, NC Jan 17, 2008 #7 clevin said: Firefox 3 is written in cocoa. Click to expand... It might have a Cocoa wrapper for the window or something, but if it didn't have XUL in it anywhere, all those plugins Firefox fans drool over wouldn't work. It's definitely still not a Mac app.
clevin said: Firefox 3 is written in cocoa. Click to expand... It might have a Cocoa wrapper for the window or something, but if it didn't have XUL in it anywhere, all those plugins Firefox fans drool over wouldn't work. It's definitely still not a Mac app.
clevin macrumors G3 Original poster Aug 6, 2006 9,095 1 Jan 17, 2008 #8 huh, I think you guys might have misunderstood what "cocoa" is, the widgets you guys are talking about, is aqua, is part of GUI, not "cocoa". cocoa is the core, and that makes firefox native. aqua widget, as you can see, has been implemented in most situations (not all tho) I don't see any problem with XUL, extensions and themes are all strength of firefox. Not a mac app? what is a mac app?
huh, I think you guys might have misunderstood what "cocoa" is, the widgets you guys are talking about, is aqua, is part of GUI, not "cocoa". cocoa is the core, and that makes firefox native. aqua widget, as you can see, has been implemented in most situations (not all tho) I don't see any problem with XUL, extensions and themes are all strength of firefox. Not a mac app? what is a mac app?