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One problem is usually you have to disable the built-in menu. The built-in menu does some pretty important things and as an end user I basically never want it
by yakult 10y ago
One problem is usually you have to disable the built-in menu. The built-in menu does some pretty important things and as an end user I basically never want it disabled.
- edpichler 10y agoThis is the right answer (on my belief).
- csmattryder 10y agoI completely 100% agree, but it'd be nice to be able to append to a small sub-group "Webpage Settings" that'd allow you to drop a few additional items in the menu. I think we're at this point, especially with mobile getting analogue touch sensitivity via "Force Touch" on iOS. Of course, to prevent overzealous developers, the title strings must not share the same name one of the existing static items. Let's learn from letting our less wise colleagues alter scroll behaviour.