It's ultimately preferrable to having multiple download dialogues.
Other than that, kudos to the Phoenix team for the great browser.
Use the Mozilla Downloads tool
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Re: Use the Mozilla Downloads tool
CharlieG wrote:It's ultimately preferrable to having multiple download dialogues.
Other than that, kudos to the Phoenix team for the great browser.
Tools > Preferences > Downloads
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Re: Use the Mozilla Downloads tool
djst wrote:Tools > Preferences > Downloads
Um, perhaps my Phoenix 0.4 isn't the most current, but in MY Preferences, there is no downloads option. There is only General, Fonts + Colors, Themes + Extensions, Privacy, Connection, Advanced (and downloads isn't under Advanced either). Perhaps you're thinking about Mozilla and not Phoenix.
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General E wrote:djst wrote:Tools > Preferences > Downloads
Um, perhaps my Phoenix 0.4 isn't the most current, but in MY Preferences, there is no downloads option.
Then get the latest version. It's that simple.
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Re: Heh
General E wrote:Okay. I"m not one for reinstalling software every night. I actually wasn't aware that anything besides minor bug fixes were added before Point Releases.
It's not like they're waiting for a new release then throwing every new feature in in just one night. Nightly builds are for testing newly implemented features, then when the code stabilizes a bit, a new release is built.
If you're interested to know what's going on behind the scenes, you can <a href="http://bonsai.mozilla.org/cvsquery.cgi?dir=mozilla%2Fbrowser+mozilla%2Ftoolkit&date=day">click here</a> to see what's been checked into the trunk.