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Relatively new macOS user here. > scroll bars have been removed Awesome! Less clutter. I only care about my position in a list or its length when I actually s
by solarkraft 5y ago
Relatively new macOS user here.
> scroll bars have been removed
Awesome! Less clutter. I only care about my position in a list or its length when I actually scroll.
> Ok/Cancel style dialog boxes are vertically stacked
Looks sightly weird, but it enlarges click targets and makes a crucial dialog easier to see and use. I guess that makes sense.
> more vertical space wasted for window chrome
I generally like the new style, but yeah, they went over board here 1/3 or 1/4 less height would be about optimal.
> Natural Scrolling
Why would you move your finger against the direction in which you're scrolling?
I do have it disabled on my mouse, so I can more easily flick it to navigate down pages.
- JKCalhoun 5y ago> Awesome! Less clutter. I only care about my position in a list or its length when I actually scroll. Sort of. When the the scroll bar (thumb) is the thing that you want to grab in order to scroll though — where is it?
- flohofwoe 5y ago> Why would you move your finger against the direction in which you're scrolling? Because I'm scrolling *down* to reveal new content towards the bottom of the screen. Why should I move my finger "up" if I want to scroll "down" ;) For touch screens it makes sense, no doubt, but for touchpad and mouse it's debatable. It's clearly a personal preference though, I just hope they never remove the settings option.
- salamandersauce 5y ago> Awesome! Less clutter. I only care about my position in a list or its length when I actually scroll. Except when you don't realize there is more content to be scrolled in any direction including left and right because there is zero indication. > Why would you move your finger against the direction in which you're scrolling? It makes absolutely no sense with a scroll wheel and yet, by default it's on for them.