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Created attachment 215482 [details] screenshot from Chrome A minor issue, but annoys me when I'm using Chrome: The buttons (and tools) rendered by the command framework look buttony but don't behave quite like buttons, as they still allow you to text-select by doubleclicking. For example: 1. Open the Orion editor on a file. 2. Open the Find toolbar, type in a query with a lot of hits. 3. Quickly click "Find Next" a few times to jump past the first few matches. 4. If you do this fast enough, the clicks trigger a doubleclick event that selects all the text on the toolbar. This kind of undermines the UI metaphor. Apparently this behavior can be disabled via CSS: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/826782/css-rule-to-disable-text-selection-highlighting
funny, but I was noticing this a lot today. I even wondered if this was new behavior, or if just having button borders makes it seem more obvious out of place. Thanks for looking up the css...
Fixed for command framework in http://git.eclipse.org/c/orion/org.eclipse.orion.client.git/commit/?id=9d76488590c4653f5111f1f84abd69aceb155ca1 The issue with shift/select in navigators is tracked in bug 379831
