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Yeah, why provide an API to disable the minimize button if they're going to reject your app for using it
by chuckdries 6y ago
Yeah, why provide an API to disable the minimize button if they're going to reject your app for using it
- mlyle 6y agoBecause you might have an occasional transient window where it's legitimate to disable minimization but you shouldn't do this for main app windows.
- oneplane 6y agoBecause you might use it in an app that you are not going to distribute via the public application stores. It's also possible that the reviewer made a mistake.
- munk-a 6y agoI don't buy this - if you add a feature to software you know it's going to get used - if they needed it for internal stuff they could add it in some private library. And, if it's something people want so bad that you'd allow it for non-published applications then you clearly need to solve it by enabling or offering some sort of replacement for published applications.
- swiftcoder 6y agoThe underlying API is a decade or so older than the current version of the human interface guidelines. It's entirely possible that if they were writing the API today, they'd leave that capability out.