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When designing a site with a fixed width, do you ever take the size of a bookmarks bar into consideration? For example, when designing for 1024×768 screen resolution, do you limit your site’s size to 800px to accommodate a (possible) bookmarks bar on the side?
Personally, I never browse with bookmarks on the side, but I haven’t been able to find any stats on this.
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I never do that. I don’t know a single person that browses with a bookmarks area open consistently. With the standard of websites these days, I don’t think that’s even a thought.
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I agree. Don’t worry about it.
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Thirded. If you start trying to accomodate every popular browser add-on or tab, you’re only in for heartache. 
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Yeah… stick with a 960 width and you should be fine. 760 if you are still accommodating for 800×600 screens which are rare…
-Brenelz http://www.brenelz.com
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