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Is that the same? Other panes in that settings screen require scrolling too. I just checked. There are many options and it's obvious you can scroll on that pa
by pests 7y ago
Is that the same?
Other panes in that settings screen require scrolling too.
I just checked. There are many options and it's obvious you can scroll on that pane.
The only deceptive thing might be having it at the bottom of the list.
edit: It may be a weird place for that option too thinking about it.
Here's a picture of how it looks by default. I think the sentry mode text and how it's grayed out implies you can scroll.
https://imgur.com/gallery/RqSnWLk https://imgur.com/gallery/RqSnWLk
- soulofmischief 7y agoYeah, that just seems like bad UI more than Dark UI.
- m463 7y agoOh, you have a model 3. On the model S, with the v9 update no other screens were scrollable. I knew you could disable it, and I hunted for quite some time before I found the trick. I recently got a 2019.x update which added language options to the "Display" pane, and that became the second pane to be scrollable. (There's also the obvious thought that NO setting should require scrolling to find because you're driving a car)
- pests 7y agoAh yes! I knew I actually felt this issue somewhere too and it was on the loaner S. I get it now because of the portrait display. I even double checked before I made my original comment because I was doubting myself. There are a bunch of little UI issues. Backseat warmers hidden in menus. No physical gloveblock button. You can't press and slide the volume up all the way because you slide off the edge of the screen. Honestly the behind the wheel display on the S was nice. I liked the W/mi gauge better than the white line on the 3 and the full bleed map looks nice.