Quote Originally Posted by ryboto View Post
That's all you had to say, you wrote two paragraphs, and this was all you needed to say. Are you saying that it's something you prefer? Or just mentioning the differences between this and FF?
Obviously I did need to write two paragraphs to get through to you. My other two attempts where I said "all that I needed to say" you didn't get it, and it was only after I took two paragraphs to explain it to you that you did. And yes, combined back/forward is objectively better than separate back/forward. It makes the interface simpler, and the user can see more data at the same time. There's no good argument to have them be separate.

Quote Originally Posted by ryboto View Post
Well, when I maximize the browser, the only other object on screen is the taskbar, which is quite small...do people really need full screen beyond that?
It's nothing that breaks the user experience, like the lack of auto-scroll, but it is something that would be nice to have. Think web apps/games. If an app has a resolution setting you generally want to go as high as possible without having parts of the app clipped off. Fullscreen mode can be the difference between having the entire app show or parts of it being cut off. Again, a minor complaint but a legitimate one.