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Weird. On iOS, it’s: (1) scroll down a tiny bit to reveal bottom bar (2) tap the box with the tab count (3) tap “+” (4) tap HN Both (2) and (3) are at the
by colejohnson66 6y ago
Weird. On iOS, it’s:
(1) scroll down a tiny bit to reveal bottom bar
(2) tap the box with the tab count
(3) tap “+”
(4) tap HN
Both (2) and (3) are at the bottom of the screen, and (1) can be done near the bottom. (4) is the only one with a reach up to the top.
Which leaves the question: why are the UIs between the two platforms different?
- extra88 6y ago> why are the UIs between the two platforms different? I think there's been greater emphasis on conforming to the HID guidance and conventions on different platforms rather than consistency in the same app on different platforms.
- graton 6y agoMy Android version does the same, but I did change the location of the toolbar to bottom in the settings.
- bartvk 6y agoThe UI is different in other ways as well. One of the replies mentioned a setting to turn off hiding toolbars when you scroll. But I can't find it on iOS. In and of itself, I don't find it strange that the UI is different between platforms. That's called being a good citizen on a platform. In fact I wish they'd do it more. For instance, on macOS I'd expect close buttons for tabs in the top left.