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		<title>By: Diego Escalante</title>
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		<dc:creator>Diego Escalante</dc:creator>
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		<description>Hey guys, great work with epiphany, I like it a lot.&lt;p/&gt;I have suggestions for you, hope you like them.&lt;p/&gt;First one:&lt;br/&gt;Answering to this post, I find a little confusing the screenshot but I guess that in the practice it should be easier. I think I get the point with the &quot;click the category, now magically click the categories alike&quot;.&lt;p/&gt;Second one:&lt;br/&gt;There should be a view source that doesn&#039;t use external apps. Most of the time (almost always) you want to see the source code of a web page to look for errors or see &quot;how they did that&quot; so opening gedit just for reading 1 or 2 lines is annoying. However I get the point about the integration in the desktop, maybe this should be a extension of epiphany in a &quot;default&quot; extension package. &lt;br/&gt;This makes me go to Firefox always.&lt;p/&gt;Third one:&lt;br/&gt;Have you seen the webdeveloper toolbar of firefox? THAT is a killer feature in firefox. If epiphany gets an extension like that (in fact if epiphany promote the creation of extensions) firefox will be history for me.&lt;p/&gt;I&#039;m mainly worried about the features for web developers, I would recommend that you take some focus on it.&lt;p/&gt;I hope you liked the comments, keep up the GREAT work! :)</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hey guys, great work with epiphany, I like it a lot.
<p />I have suggestions for you, hope you like them.
<p />First one:<br />Answering to this post, I find a little confusing the screenshot but I guess that in the practice it should be easier. I think I get the point with the &#8220;click the category, now magically click the categories alike&#8221;.
<p />Second one:<br />There should be a view source that doesn&#8217;t use external apps. Most of the time (almost always) you want to see the source code of a web page to look for errors or see &#8220;how they did that&#8221; so opening gedit just for reading 1 or 2 lines is annoying. However I get the point about the integration in the desktop, maybe this should be a extension of epiphany in a &#8220;default&#8221; extension package. <br />This makes me go to Firefox always.
<p />Third one:<br />Have you seen the webdeveloper toolbar of firefox? THAT is a killer feature in firefox. If epiphany gets an extension like that (in fact if epiphany promote the creation of extensions) firefox will be history for me.
<p />I&#8217;m mainly worried about the features for web developers, I would recommend that you take some focus on it.
<p />I hope you liked the comments, keep up the GREAT work! <img src='http://blogs.gnome.org/epiphany/wp-content/mu-plugins/tango-smilies/tango/face-smile.png' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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