Re: Why I don't use Epiphany(tm)

[Benjamin Gramlich <benjamin gramlich gmail com>]

Would someone on the list please direct me to the API documentation for
developing epiphany extensions?

Thank you,

Benjamin
On Fri, 2007-03-30 at 17:11 +0200, Reinout van Schouwen wrote:
> Hello Stefan,
> 
> Thanks for your feedback.
> 
> > * Web Developer Toolbar
> > 
> > Since I create sites and design homepages this is a really essential
> > tool for me. I would love to have it for Epiphany.
> 
> Let's get one thing straight here right away: the reason there's no Web
> Developer Toolbar for Epiphany is not that the developers think there's
> no demand for it (although web developers are not Epiphany's primary
> audience). If someone ported the Firefox web developer extension, we
> would be happy to include it. But with the limited manpower we have,
> this simply doesn't have priority.
> 
> > * A seperate search field (in the style of Firefox and IE7)
> 
> You can already put smart bookmarks on any toolbar you like!
> 
> > I know that someone from the Epiphany team has said that mail doesn't
> > have anything to do with Epiphany (or something like that). Same person
> > also referred to Mail Notification, 
> 
> Well, that might have been me. I concur with this opinion, in any
> case. ;-)
> 
> > have a gmail-account which I use as my primary email and I'm involved
> > with a few other projects which have chosen gmail for their mail,
> > something that would be really nice is an easy way to handle all these
> > accounts. 
> 
> You should really be looking at Evolution for that. Enable POP mail
> retrieval for those accounts and create corresponding mail accounts in
> Evolution. That will give you more e-mail flexibility than Epiphany will
> ever be able to provide.
> 
> > * More than one language spell-check
> 
> I'm looking into this, but don't hold your breath just yet.
> 
> > Now I just want a few things more so I can make the switch. So
> > again, great job!
> 
> Thanks! Spread the word. :-)
> 
> regards,
>