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Yeah, this literally has zero impact on anything at all. I simply don't care, even if someone can find an anomaly in frame by frame inspection of rendering.
by jki275 6y ago
Yeah, this literally has zero impact on anything at all.
I simply don't care, even if someone can find an anomaly in frame by frame inspection of rendering.
- knolan 6y agoI find it mildly interesting from a graphics point of view. MacOS has always had lots of attention to detail in its presentation and its interesting to see how the wheels can come off.
- jki275 6y agoThat's a fair point -- but I would argue Apple has always focused primarily on user experience, which often, but not always, aligns with graphical presentation and perfection. There are times -- and perhaps this is one -- where it makes sense to drop things in presentation perfection in order to make a UI more responsive and better for the user's overall experience. I'm not a UX expert by any means, but I know for me there is little as infuriating as when I issue some sort of command and get no response -- if the cursor is pointing at something in a menu, that thing had better be selected and I don't really care a whit whether or not the UI representation of it moving there was frame by frame perfection.
- knolan 6y agoI get that, but I would think that they would then avoid changing the text colour to white also if they don't render the blue highlight.