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Why should anybody have to put up with non-standard UI and behaviour? (Case in point: the very website's scrolling. Works great on desktop Firefox, not obvious
by to3m 10y ago
Why should anybody have to put up with non-standard UI and behaviour?
(Case in point: the very website's scrolling. Works great on desktop Firefox, not obviously distinguishable from any other website. On iOS... a sad joke, made at the user's expense.)
- binarycrusader 10y agoExcept they already do, every day in multiple applications such as: Spotify Microsoft Office NetFlix Chrome FireFox ...the list goes on. There is no such thing as a standard UI or behaviour at this point. Any one that owns a mobile device already has to be used to a mixture of UIs every time they switch between devices or specific applications.
- thomastjeffery 10y agoBehavior I can understand, but there is nothing difficult to "put up with" about the look of gtk or qt in Windows.
- tedmiston 10y agoI couldn't actually read the entire article on iOS because of the weird scrolling on a large block of code that more than filled the entire screen.
- redtuesday 10y agoUsing the reader mode resolved the problem for me.
- tedmiston 10y agoThat's interesting. Are you on an iPhone? Reader mode is not enabled on that page for me.
- redtuesday 10y agoYes, and the reader mode was not available to me a first too. I believe I used the option to request the desktop page and then the icon appeared in the url bar.