Actually, it's 146%.

Were you bitten by checkboxes in your childhood?

There is a difference between GPL2 only and GPL2 and later.

Actually GNOME served an excellent purpose, one that arguably KDE still doesn't get - usability. GNOME 2 was developed according to a set of Human Interface Guidelines and the project strictly enforced them. As a consequence GNOME 2 was minimalist, consistent, not laden down with heaps of settings, forgiving, and sane out of the box.

Removing features that's what Gnome HIG is. I prefer to live without usability if that means what it means in Gnome.

You can't eat them. Those are our masters.

namely, being able to not allow sites to define their own fonts

You probably want "Preferences / Advanced / Content / Style options... / Presentation modes / Author mode / My fonts and colors" option.

They learned to work with bookmarks. And it's wonderful. There are also sessions if you really want it that way.

Which pretty much means it does not know where exactly Flash is installed. There is an option in, duh, options to set that.

Well, there is a "system color scheme" (or similar; in dropdown) in that Shift+F12 dialog, but how that'll work for I don't know. I certainly do not have so many gray color text in my theme, but it is present in Opera.

20% faster, 20% cooler, and 30% more gray than before.

I fear they day C++ guys will learn that Unicode has so many previously unused special symbols that can be reused to mean something in C++.

Use mozilla.debian.net.

[quote]One small problem -- In order to register you must create an account... In order to create an account you must allow cookies (these pre-registration cookies serve as nonce values to help prevent spam).[/quote] Why would you need those? You don't. Also, when you press register button then you have an intent to register. There are way too many sites who just slap cookies as soon as you open them. Even if I don't even intended to be there longer than reading 1 page. Why would I need that cookie? There are even some which don't even work with those disabled. Now that's something.

Do not set any cookies if person is not registered (here is your consent). Problem solved. Actually, that would be pretty nice.

I'm reading /. within maximized 1980px width screen. Seems perfectly fine. I get less scrolling as a bonus too.