Thus spake Jens Kubieziel (maillist@xxxxxxxxxxxx): > * Mike Perry schrieb am 2007-07-11 um 10:55 Uhr: > > Thus spake Jens Kubieziel (maillist@xxxxxxxxxxxx): > > > * Mike Perry schrieb am 2007-07-09 um 11:16 Uhr: > > > > * Cache management > > > IMHO there should be check box for managing the cache by yourself. Like > > > it is at privacy and cookie settings. > > > > Is there a good reason behind this wish? The cache can store unique > > It's about choice. Assume that I want to manage FF's cache by myself. > Then I'll have no option to do it unless I stop using Torbutton. But why? I can actually create a lot more options if you just want choices. There are a couple things torbutton just does automatically (like making sure you never query google's safesearch for every url on the fly), and some actions (like the web history+form history+login history option) come bundled together as a single option. Torbutton is already bordering on an obscene number of nobs.. There is room for this one, I guess.. But if I do this, and split the history options out into seperate settings, we're talking about at least 10 more options (6 more history, 1 more cache.. plus at least 3-4 more others if you want *everything* to be an option). That is getting a little ridiculous, and I'm running out of space for nobs. Is all this really needed? -- Mike Perry Mad Computer Scientist fscked.org evil labs
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