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Put the account name, centered, in extra-large type (but not bold) at the top.
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When "That password is incorrect." text is shown, it should be at normal size, immediately underneath the password field.
Therefore simplicity and elegance is more important here, and exact consistency is less important, than in your average dialog. And when you're returning to the computer, you're often thinking of something you want to do right now. The unlock interface is the followup to a screensaver that may be very beautiful. Wangle the listbox so that the real name is presented in small type under the account name (as done with program names in gnome-app-install), rather than in a separate column.
#GOOGLE PHOTOS SCREENSAVER PLUGIN UBUNTU HOW TO#
How to get from here to there, in order of importance: (This is first because it's the most in need of improvement.) Now it needs polishing to bring it up to the Ubuntu standard of excellence for Dapper. Late in the Breezy cycle, gnome-screensaver was considered as a replacement for xscreensaver, but rejected because it had too many missing features. The gnome-screensaver package is an alternative to the xscreensaver daemon, which provides better integration with other desktop components, so could provide a better user experience. Furthermore, its preferences dialog duplicates some of the settings covered by gnome-power-manager. While performing its job quite well, it does not integrate with the rest of the desktop as well as possible. Ubuntu currently uses the xscreensaver package as the screen saver and screen locker. DownThemAll! for Chrome Now available for Opera DownThemAll! 4 – The WebExtension Forth Beta – Now with some translations Beta The Third 2nd WebExtension Beta DownThemAll! 4.0.Created: by JaneWeideman, MatthewPaulThomasĬontributors: JaneWeideman, MatthewPaulThomas, OliverGrawert If your language isn’t available yet, check out the translation guide and consider if you’d be able to help out. Thanks again to all the volunteer translators, too, who made it possible to bring DownThemAll! to you in your native language. Subfolders were possible before using the renaming mask feature, but it was somewhat non-obvious to discover, so based on user feedback, I added the new drop-down.Īdditionally, you now have more options to configure the browser button, there is an import and export facility, and other minor new features.
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This new versions introduces a “subfolder” field that allows you to easily toggle download subfolders. I am happy to announce the release of DownThemAll! 4.1, which is available for Firefox and Chrome in their corrsponding add-on websites/stores (there is an issue with updating the Opera package). New users on Firefox will now see the Recommended badge on the Add-on listing page.Īnd every user gets to see this when opening the Add-ons page in their Firefox: It also means that future updates will be thoroughly reviewed by mozilla as well before they get published.Įxisting users do not have to do anything, as updates are automatic.
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Recommended means that the mozilla team did a thorough review of DownThemAll!, both in code and basic functionality, and found no issues that would put users at risk, and that the extension does not contain any nasty surprises like undisclosed user tracking either (DownThemAll! does not include any tracking, of course, but now you got it confirmed by mozilla). The old DownThemAll! (up to version 3.0) was a long term recommended add-on, too, and I am happy that the WebExtension now is as well. Thanks to Scott DeVaney, who first reached out to me, and “zephyr” from the mozilla Add-ons Editors team and maybe others, who reviewed the extension, DownThemAll! is now listed as a Recommended Firefox extension.
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