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ThinkSecret posts new Leopard gallery
Leopard has been delayed, we know, so let's pretend it's October with this gallery at ThinkSecret of build 9A410 (while we're at it, Hackint0sh has a gallery as well). This time around we see a number of UI improvements (like the screenshot of Automator at right) and lots of shots of Mail's new "Stationery" feature. Personally, I find image-heavy HTML email annoying, but what do I know?Sit back, browse the gallery and tell yourself, "It's almost October...It's almost October..."
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Adrian vG said 12:07PM on 4-15-2007
The leopard screen shots have never showed anything interested. These are pretty much just like screen shots of Jaguar but with a gray-ish (ugly) tone. How come people are interested in these?
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Aron Trimble said 4:21PM on 4-15-2007
I think this is the first time I have noticed the lack of brush metal on Safari... Is it finally be dying for GOOD?
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Dan said 9:58PM on 4-15-2007
I have never understood why people complained so much about the brushed metal appearance. I have always thought that it looked just fine. I also think the brushed metal looks is allot better than the new window style.
Personally, I prefer the classic windows. Bring those back..... :-)
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Likkie said 4:34AM on 4-16-2007
I agree with regard to image heavy e-mail. With the addition of "Stationary", I am hoping we will have the ability to create our own templates and therefore be able to predefine fonts, colours and signatures. Far more useful in the scheme of things I think.
Cheers,
Likkie.
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Mo said 7:32AM on 4-16-2007
Likkie:
No. The sooner everybody gives up on the abomination that is HTML e-mail the better. It has significantly more downsides than benefits, makes spam-filtering harder, is single-handedly responsible for the vast majority of phishing scams, and on the bottom line is nothing short of obnoxious.
I want to read e-mail sent me in the manner that's most comfortable for _me_, not the way the sender thinks might look pretty.
The world would be a better place if MUAs all defaulted to showing the plain text version of received messages by default.
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