New Ideas for Comodo IceDragon...

[liosant]

auto suggestion of web addresses, built-in translator and force using https as the comodo dragon
sorry my english

[jondon]

i would find a portable version like the dragon would be really awesome 

[zhangzheliuli]

multi-language version

[iluvcomputers]

Personas for Ice Dragon.
I like those much better than themes.

[iluvcomputers]

Add-ons geared for Comodo Ice Dragon that can be better utlilized.

The instructions listed here don't work well with current version of CID. Personas do not work. Themes do work, not all of them with the current version of CID.

http://help.comodo.com/topic-169-1-413-4510-customizing-appearance-of-icedragon.html

[iluvcomputers]

Brighter default theme. It's still too dark.
Lighter colors would be so much better.
IMHO the current default theme prevents users from be able to add Personas.
I want my Persona!   

[ultradolby1]

Firefox 17.0 is out.

The new version fixes an officially-listed 2365 bugs and covers six critical advisories.

[Dennis2]

Please do not Double Post you have already posted here which is more than enough.

Thank you

Dennis

[ultradolby1]

...ok - sorry...

[rogerg2]

What CID needs, is a NATIVE 64-BIT version like Waterfox and Pale Moon has.

Since the 64-bit Platform is or has pretty much taken over, and you will see it growing more and more prevalent, a 64-bit native version is only logical! :-)

I use Comodo products, and would like to use CID as well!

Roger

[aladin6]

Just a 64bits version please as rogerg2 said.

[Landpaddle]

A 64-bit version would need a number of provisions:

1.)  Ensuring that the speed and security is equal to or greater than that of the 32-bit variant. Many 64-bit browsers suffer from bad programming such as the already-slow Internet Explorer - which only decreases performance and usability.

2.)  Making full use of and explaining the inherent benefits 64-bit browsing provides.  If there is no clear advantage to the consumer in using this application over another, then the ostensible purpose to make the switch and/or test CID in full 64-bit is null.

Also, a small section devoted to explaining measures that make the browser faster / more secure through about:config settings would be fantastic!  No more skimming ad-ridden blogs, only to find varying accounts of what benefits the end user of vanilla Firefox.   

[rogerg2]

Waterfox & Pale Moon has accomplished it. But, I would greatly prefer using Comodo Products entirely!

[Landpaddle]

Waterfox & Pale Moon has accomplished it. But, I would greatly prefer using Comodo Products entirely!

Waterfox felt more reliable when it didn't function as AVG bloatware.  The fact that you have to install it with custom settings to refuse the 'free' AVG component is a major kick in the consumer's nose.

As for Pale Moon, I don't much care for their sketchy design choices.  The dedicated homepage feels more linkbait-rich than even Chrome Stable touts.  Soma.FM is great yo, but I don't need a recommendation for these things on the official starting site...  it only adds more clutter and more cold-start time!

But more to the point, I think Comodo should keep things similar to the layout of the 32-bit variant if they ever design a 64-bit CID, meaning:

- No text on the start-up screen declaring CID is running in '64 bit mode'.  A visual cue on the top left IceDragon logo should suffice (Pale Moon-style)

- No excessive warnings about plug-in incompatibility.  Having one specifically on the 'Add-ons' page is fine and dandy, but having that warning prompted whenever the client adds some code is very much infuriating

- Try to mention which plug-ins have a 64-bit counterpart.  A short prompt for Flash, Java, Silverlight, and other known services would be fantastic.

All this is definitely nit-picking, but even those little, streamlining details are vastly appreciated by the end user.   

[rogerg2]

I agree. :-)