> Windows (where global menu bars would be really weird) Would they really be weirder than hamburger menus? Also, GNOME 3 has a global application menu in the

> Windows (where global menu bars would be really weird) Would they really be weirder than hamburger menus? Also, GNOME 3 has a global application menu in the top-left corner, but it only contains around 5 entries on average and is largely ignored. It's the worst of all worlds. Ubuntu's Unity had the right idea when they let users choose whether to display menus at the top, or inside each window. The implementation was terrible, but I wish the concept would have caught on as some kind of XDG standard.