Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 18th Oct 2007 21:57 UTC
"What do you get when you cross a Firefox with a chameleon? An open-source Web browser whose user interface is adapted to the look of the operating system it's running on. One change planned for the upcoming Firefox version 3, code-named Gran Paradiso, is this more native appearance."
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RE[3]: I think there's better things to work on
by elsewhere on Sun 21st Oct 2007 02:06
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Though it works well, it's a bit of a hack. I wish the Portland Project would actually make something other than pie (in the sky) and command line utils.
Portland is only as effective as the ISV's that choose to utilize it... Last I heard Mozilla has declined to participate, though maybe that has changed for future consideration ?
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2005-11-11
What bothers me the most is the file dialogs and the like. With KDE I can ...
Check out kgtk: http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=36077
I'm using it to get KDE dialogs with Firefox (when I'm not using Konqueror).
Though it works well, it's a bit of a hack. I wish the Portland Project would actually make something other than pie (in the sky) and command line utils.