OK. Well I'm another user and I tried it with three different browsers.
Unfortunately, it seems to be completely broken in my primary browser,
Safari, unless I use the debug menu to set the user-agent to Konq or Mac IE.
It seems to work correctly in the most recent Firebird build I have:
Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; PPC Mac OS X Mach-O; en-US; rv:1.7a)
Gecko/20040118
It also correctly displays the "Click a button to get an example text"
bar in IE 5.2.3 for Mac OS X.
So I would suggest to make it do something sensible in Safari instead of
being a non-operative button bar. I surmise that since it is based on
the same code-base as Konqueror that it should have the same behavior on
both browsers. Other than that I can't say the feature shouldn't be
implemented.
However, I'm not in love with the icons. They look like buttons but
don't have a "pushed" state, which is bad. Also, most of the icons are
not universally recognizable and should be replaced with unambiguous
text. I'm sure someone spent a long time putting those icons together,
but I think most of the UI research shows that icon bars like that are
almost universally inscrutable.
- David [[User:Nohat]]