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iOS still gives you that indication, at least to an extent. Whenever you scroll an iOS app a little indicator of where the scrollbar would be appears.
by city41 16y ago
iOS still gives you that indication, at least to an extent. Whenever you scroll an iOS app a little indicator of where the scrollbar would be appears.
- edoloughlin 16y agoDoes this mean there's nothing to 'grab' with a mouse and drag to scroll? Surely a step backwards.
- jordanekay 16y agoIn Mac OS X Lion, you can reveal the scrollbar by mousing over to the right gutter area, and you can drag it as you would a normal scrollbar. There is also the option to have them always appear. But by Fitt's law that's an exponentially less efficient way to navigate through a document. How many people actually use scrollbars that way?
- iamdave 16y agoIn what way? Moving their mouse cursor over to it, clicking and dragging? I don't know. A lot?
- hernan7 16y agoI have seen some non-technical people that use the scrollbar all the time. Some even use those little arrows at the upper and lower ends of the scrollbar. I guess they were taught that way, and it works for them (for the few times a day they use a computer). And they just don't see the need of learning a new way to move up and down a document.