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To be fair, most of your complaints are extreme edge cases: - More than 500 comic books in .CBR format untagged. - Javascript events don't fire while Safari is
by illumin8 16y ago
To be fair, most of your complaints are extreme edge cases:
- More than 500 comic books in .CBR format untagged.
- Javascript events don't fire while Safari is running in the background.
What percentage of the 2 million iPad owners even know or care about javascript events firing while Safari is running in the background? 0.00001%?
- oscardelben 16y agobut it's probably important for those who have to make the apps for these 2 million users.
- risotto 16y agoYeah they are. The iPad will continue to sell like hotcakes and millions of people will continue to be extremely happy with it. I understand why Apple targets this demographic and a simplified experience, catering to my needs wont sell more iPads and could in fact weaken the experience for other users. The only thing I hold against Apple is that I love my OS X machines so much -- they are the the ultimate hacker toy, great hardware, pretty OS and you can drop down to a unix shell. They've spoiled me so the iPad stings a bit! So for now I'm actively watching the tablet landscape for a more open device. I know I'll be happier with one, and I hope to write some software that will make other people happy too.