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https://youtu.be/5DqJwmzG6Fk?t=1133 https://youtu.be/5DqJwmzG6Fk?t=1133 This video was linked in the article. What a trip down memory lane. This is the most 90
by gzer0 4y ago
https://youtu.be/5DqJwmzG6Fk?t=1133 https://youtu.be/5DqJwmzG6Fk?t=1133
This video was linked in the article. What a trip down memory lane. This is the most 90's thing that ever existed.
Also, the explanation of what a "right click" is and how it is for "power users". Wow, how far we have come. (This is at 21:50 in the video).
- mavhc 4y agoYep, now with touch screens it's even more hidden
- kmeisthax 4y agoLong pressing[0] is the touchscreen equivalent of a right click. [0] Or, on very specific old iPhone models, force pressing
- mavhc 4y agoCan't say I've ever seen a non techy person do that
- shadowofneptune 4y agoDid anyone learn the double-click on their own? Inscrutable gestures can exist on any pointing device.
- feintruled 4y agoI worked with a older guy, a tester who had retrained from some other industry. He was pretty good, very thorough - but I noticed he had a strange habit - he double clicked everything, even web links. I guess he was just told that was the way of computers!
- throitallaway 4y agoI mean, macOS has pretty much ensured that their version of right clicking (cmd-click) is only used by power users.