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I actually really dislike this. I find that I often have half second hangups due to not remembering if in select mode or not. Much prefer the "Hold shift/ctrl
by Shared404 5y ago
I actually really dislike this.
I find that I often have half second hangups due to not remembering if in select mode or not.
Much prefer the "Hold shift/ctrl" model used often in file managers.
- kreetx 5y agoParent is talking about mobile. And on Android it's working rather well I'd say. The only downside I see is that selecting longer spans (shift click) is not possible.
- Shared404 5y agoIn the context of the parents comment I thought they were comparing that model to others where multi selct exists. I don't think there is a much better model on mobile, except possibly adding a button to each item to select a longer span.
- com2kid 5y agoBrowser requires very fine degree of dexterity, and has 0 discoverability. Mobile ones often have a "start multi-select" button in the UI. Neither is an amazing experience, but IMHO the mobile one is somewhat better.
- spiralx 5y agoThere are Android apps where you can select two items in a list and then there's a button that selects all of the items between them, which is equivalent to a shift-click.