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Why are !flattr buttons so ugly now? :-/ Or is it only my problem? (on 2 separate machines in separate locations & connections)
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@cyberkiller new buttons. :)
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@cyberkiller Don't seem ugly to me… _is_ it just you? Post a screenshot?
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@cyberkiller It's not only your "problem". Looks like they changed old buttons. Pity, I also liked them more.
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@samatjain screenshot: http://yfrog.com/6hgimp11p (as subtle as I can get with this ;-P ) !flattr #MeWantsPrettyOldFlattrButtonsBack
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@cyberkiller Dunno, I like the new look… perhaps the green ones look better? See "All" page
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@samatjain just checked it in fireshmocks... now this' just RAGE! why the f*** everybody only supports only that cra*** excuse 4 a browser?
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@cyberkiller few years ago Firefox was *the* browser; now it still is the browser that broke the back of IE. regardless of its problems.
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@cyberkiller so unless you're able to write a better one, don't call it names. it has earned our respect through the years.
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♻ @rysiek: few years ago Firefox was *the* browser; now it still is the browser that broke the back of IE. regardless of its problems.
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@cyberkiller I think code openness of Firefox might have played a part. as in: a huge farking part. Opera was earlier, it had its chance.
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@rysiek Did Opera come out before Netscape Navigator, though? Considering Firefox is the result of the opening of Netscape code...
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@marcusharrison Mozilla Browser was the Open Netscape. Firefox used some of the codebase but AFAIK was a re-write by and large
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@rysiek You're right, of course, but the point still stands: Netscape was wildly popular, and I think that carried over to Firefox a lot.
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@rysiek I had nothing against Firefox back in the day when everybody pushed for stanards and all websites looked equally good everywhere...
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@rysiek ...but now it's like IE6 all over again - support for only 1 browser & its features, not standards, only that browser now is Firefox
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@cyberkiller that One Browser is not Firefox. it's Webkit engine. so if you want to pick a fight agains a soon-to-be monopolist, pick that.
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@cyberkiller and instead of whining about how bad Firefox is, why not write to the webadmin of said page with a few nice words about Opera?
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@cyberkiller besides, the amount of things that are covered by standards and implemented properly in any modern browser is much, much higher
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@cyberkiller than just a few years ago. in no small part because of Firefox and community's push for it. so no badmouthing please. :)
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@cyberkiller the way I see it: support for CSS multicol - webktit: aye; gecko: aye; presto: nay. opera's conspiracy against being upported.
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@cyberkiller or we can just drop the "conspiracy" bullshit and think for a minute how to fix things, instead of whining.
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