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I gave it about two hours. To me it's more intuitive to scroll my two fingers down to scroll down the page. Granted, it is odd that it's the opposite way roun
by AndyJPartridge 15y ago
I gave it about two hours.
To me it's more intuitive to scroll my two fingers down to scroll down the page.
Granted, it is odd that it's the opposite way round on the iPhone which I use almost as much as my laptop. Go figure!
- masklinn 15y ago> Granted, it is odd that it's the opposite way round on the iPhone which I use almost as much as my laptop. Go figure! It's pretty simple: on a touchscreen you're moving the application itself. So having the application "stick" to your finger makes intuitive sense, that's like moving a sheet of paper on a desk, behind a stencil. On a laptop, you're not really moving the application itself, it's closer to moving a remote-controlled window in front of the application, so moving "up" will move the "window" upwards, and show you what's above the current stuff in the process.