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Revision as of 05:54, 26 October 2006
, 26 October 2006Addition to "Absolute hotkeyability and toolbarability"
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* Any command that can be accessed from a menu or a button should be hotkeyable (including changing the standard hotkey), and can be put onto the toolbar as a button. | * Any command that can be accessed from a menu or a button should be hotkeyable (including changing the standard hotkey), and can be put onto the toolbar as a button. | ||
* Users should be able to save and load custom hotkey and toolbar layouts (including "for one session" mode, when they are at the public PC) | * Users should be able to save and load custom hotkey and toolbar layouts (including "for one session" mode, when they are at the public PC) | ||
* I would like to add that all the "commands," including pop up menu commands, should be representable by main/pop up menu items, toolbar buttons, keyboard shortcuts, and/or mouse gestures. The interface to configure them should be unified. Custom solutions via extension do not work well because they tend to ignore the custom commands provided by other extensions, and run into problems (like Menu Editor not removing old Greasemonkey menus after extension update). | |||
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