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If you don't use autohide (I do, however), a bottom dock on a Macbook screen just eats up much too much screen height unless you're using microscopic icons. Fo
by wazoox 16y ago
If you don't use autohide (I do, however), a bottom dock on a Macbook screen just eats up much too much screen height unless you're using microscopic icons.
For this reason I keep my browser tabs on the side too.
- jbrennan 16y agoMy objection to that is almost all content (like a browser document) is going to vertically scroll almost always anyway, so what's another 50-ish points lost. Compared to placing the Dock on the left or right, where that eats up window tiling space. I'll take vertical scrolling over horizontal any day.
- wahnfrieden 16y agoYou shouldn't have to horizontally scroll with most content on a widescreen monitor if you have the window maximized (which is when your argument applies).