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No, this is a non-problem. If Microsoft stuck with Win32, just like how Apple stuck with Cocoa, this wouldn't be an issue.
by jazzfool 5y ago
No, this is a non-problem. If Microsoft stuck with Win32, just like how Apple stuck with Cocoa, this wouldn't be an issue.
- bayindirh 5y agoIt's a problem according to the author. Both the lack of an official API for the latest iteration of context menus and existence of older UI artifacts are presented as "paper cuts" and disorienting. I'm not stating whether it's a problem or not, just iterating/expanding on what the author have said.