Hi, Can we use local website by default? That is, when a local translated the main site then we point the default homepage to the local site (e.g. http://www.ubuntu.org.cn for zh_CN users), if not we can use http://www.ubuntu.com instead.
I don't think the current Firefox homepage is good enough. Though it is quite simple, it does not provide enough information. I don't think many people would keep the homepage as what we set for default at the most time, so I think use a homepage that provide useful information will be more user friendly. Regards, Aron Xu On 2010年01月20日 20:41, Matthew East wrote: > On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 12:35 PM, Eleanor Chen <cheny...@gmail.com> wrote: >> I have an idea, which has not been fully developed. So, if I am wrong, >> please tell me. >> >> I think the offline homepage should be somehow changed. > > My idea is to scrap the offline hompage entirely. I feel that if a > user opens the browser and is offline, that information should > immediately be made clear to him through an error message. The purpose > of opening a browser is to access the internet (not to find out about > Ubuntu) and if the user doesn't have a working internet account, I > don't think it's fair to give a screen which looks a bit like a > webpage. > > I've raised this with the firefox maintainer and there is a spec in > place dealing with similar issues: we'll see how it goes. >
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