> > Remember all of their one-off, over the top, skeuomorphic apps? > I actually liked those a lot. I also liked them, and I think skeuomorphism is a good ide

> > Remember all of their one-off, over the top, skeuomorphic apps? > I actually liked those a lot. I also liked them, and I think skeuomorphism is a good idea, generally. And I think iOS's completely anti-skeuomorphic abstraction is a bad idea, generally. And I get why Chrome ate my title bar. But is it a good idea for users to have to learn different UI metaphors for every app? I feel like one of classic MacOS's real strengths was that there was ONE UI and users were really skeptical of any app that broke the rules. > > Anyone else miss WindowShade? > Oddly enough, I've seen it pop up on Linux desktops for ages. If memory serves, that feature originally came from Linux/X-Windows, was added to MacOS as an extension first, and then incorporated in the official OS. (And then discarded)