Hi there,

I am a teaching assistant for CS 2340 (AKA "the Squeak class") at
Georgia Tech.  So far, two separate groups of students have been
confused because they have tried:

b := Browser openBrowser

and have expected (quite reasonably, IMHO) to have a reference to an
instance of Browser instead of the class itself.  

Is there any principled reason that almost all of the methods (the
exceptions being #new and #prototypicalToolWindow) in the 'instance
creation' category fail to return an instance?  This seems like a bug
to me.

I checked the senders of #openBrowser, and nothing seems like it would
break if an instance were returned, so If others agree, then I
volunteer to write a fix.  Heck, I'll do it anyway.  Look for it in a
few minutes.

Joshua