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2. The resized images are usually distorted (not every image has equal width and height)<br /> | 2. The resized images are usually distorted (not every image has equal width and height)<br /> | ||
3. When high-res images (say a 1024x768 picture) are resized to 16x16, it slows the mouse down when the mouse passes over the resized image. Similar to how a page scrolls badly when a resized (via HTML) high-res image is on it. Very, very annoying. | 3. When high-res images (say a 1024x768 picture) are resized to 16x16, it slows the mouse down when the mouse passes over the resized image. Similar to how a page scrolls badly when a resized (via HTML) high-res image is on it. Very, very annoying. | ||
== Better quick search == | |||
Make it the default that a quick search with no parameters goes the the home page of that website instead of doing a search for "%s". For example "yahoo mozilla" does a yahoo search for "mozilla". Just "yahoo" should go to "www.yahoo.com". Currently it goes to "http://www.yahoo.com/search?q=%s". I know that there is a hack around it. It would only take one line in the quick search properties, and not require any UI complications. [[User:Jon513|Jon513]] 12:21, 27 November 2006 (PST) |
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