As a side discussion of the compose thread, why do we have the productname object in all templates? What does that add exactly to the average end user except maybe give attackers a strong hint of the exact RC version. Now that the quota bar has been moved to the folderlist div, I vote for removing the productname div so the whole content area gets a bit more vertical space. There is no need for end users to know what version of RC is running right? Or if you really want to show it someplace, maybe use the window title or something. Whatever doesn't take up unnecessary vertical space :)
Cor
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On 6/26/10 3:21 AM, "Cor Bosman" cor@xs4all.nl wrote:
Now that the quota bar has been moved to the folderlist div, I vote for removing the productname div so the whole content area gets a bit more vertical space.
I agree - more usable screen space is always better, particularly on the message view.
There is no need for end users to know what version of RC is running right? Or if you really want to show it someplace, maybe use the window title or something. Whatever doesn't take up unnecessary vertical space :)
I recall seeing a few folks complaining on IRC that there was no easy way to find the version after you'd installed. You could go poke around in the source, although the version headers aren't regularly updated. Putting it somewhere on the web interface makes it easy to check whether or not you need an update.
I personally liked it in the footer of the Settings view; it made sense. I just don't think it needs to be everywhere.
-Brad
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