Next major version of Pale Moon

[megaman]

any planned UI change in the next PM major version?

I favor the flat structure, since the buttons do not suit my taste, but it is a ultra-minor annoyance that anyone can overlook.
It is not like I am staring at the buttons while watching videos on Full Screen.

[jumba]

What about the social integration that will come in firefox 15? Will it be included also with next PM?

It's definitively the most unnecessary new feature for me! If it will come, can it be easily disabled?

[Night Wing]

What about the social integration that will come in firefox 15? Will it be included also with next PM?

It's definitively the most unnecessary new feature for me! If it will come, can it be easily disabled?

If social integration comes with Firefox 15, if it's by default, I will be disabling this feature ASAP. I'm one of those people who could care less about "social integration" in a browser. I don't have a Facebook account, I don't have a MySpace account, I don't have a Twitter account and I don't have a Diaspora account. If social integration comes as a default with Pale Moon, I hope it's easily disabled without me having to go into "about:config" to make the change since I'm a non technical person.

The only free social account I have is a Stickam account because of the use of webcams to actually "see" and talk to from one to six people at the same time. But, I think I've accessed my Stickam account one time during the last six months.

[dark_moon]

Totaly agree with jumba and Night Wing.

I dont have a account on facebook or the other sh*t and i dont need this.
Only use skype, icq, msn and email for contacting friends. thats more then enough

[megaman]

Totaly agree with jumba and Night Wing.

I dont have a account on facebook or the other sh*t and i dont need this.
Only use skype, icq, msn and email for contacting friends. thats more then enough

3 down, 100s to go.
I mean, will it affect performance if it is disabled by default with a tutorial work-around for those that need it?

[Rohugh]

I mean, will it affect performance if it is disabled by default with a tutorial work-around for those that need it?

Social networking is not my scene either, however, it is for the majority of people. Enabled by default with a simple disable feature would be better if there is the intention to add it to PM.

[Night Wing]

Social networking is not my scene either, however, it is for the majority of people. Enabled by default with a simple disable feature would be better if there is the intention to add it to PM.

Agree. Being a non technical type, every time I have to go into Firefox's "about:config" mode to disable a new Mozilla FF developers new feature default which I don't like, I always worry about "Murphy's Law" (if it can go wrong, it just might go wrong).

[steviem1]

Social networking is not my scene either, however, it is for the majority of people. Enabled by default with a simple disable feature would be better if there is the intention to add it to PM.

I'm not convinced Social Network integration into your web browser is desired by the majority of people? anyway it should only ever be considered if it doesn't impact browser functionality and I think this stands for Pale Moon philosophy. If it were to be incorporated into PM, disabled by default would be my favoured option.

[jaycelou]

Yes! I support NO Social Network integration!

[lobocursor]

If I want social integration on my desktop, I run trillian or miranda.