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Scrollbars that auto-hide and bounce scrolling are standard behavior for any macOS application. Apps that don't do this both look and feel weird. Maybe not a
by dilap 8y ago
Scrollbars that auto-hide and bounce scrolling are standard behavior for any macOS application.
Apps that don't do this both look and feel weird.
Maybe not a showstopper if Firefox were offering unavailable-anywhere-else behavior, but it's completely natural and predicable that users will migrate to one of the other two major browsers that care enough to make themselves fit in w/ the system they are running on.
- omnimus 8y agoWell Firefox is actually offering "unavailable-anywhere-else behavior" - it's free software that does not require you to log in and send private browsing data to google. This is the case for anyone having google account - which is almost everyone.
- dilap 8y ago"Hey, we respect privacy better, no need to make the UX top-notch!" ^^^ This attitude sucks! UX is everything if you want your software to be used by the masses.