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I thought I was the only one who felt frustrated with editing parts of copied urls or editing the url in the taskbar. I like to think it's because so many peopl
by tmm84 4y ago
I thought I was the only one who felt frustrated with editing parts of copied urls or editing the url in the taskbar. I like to think it's because so many people just copy URLs or enter new ones instead of editing what is there. I believe the use case is that 99% of the people wouldn't have thought to edit them but instead enter a new one or copy it to share so why make editing them a main mode.
As for the albums thing, my mother in law loves that so much. As an elderly lady she loves creating videos of photos taken based on time periods and the like so for her that's a killer feature. I'd be willing to bet that they have this feature on by default because it would require an index to be built if it was re-enabled and showing a blurb about it needing to build up an index is something they didn't want.
- the_only_law 4y agoText editing on mobile is a horrendous experience, slightly worse on iOS than Android. Why the hell did Android switch to a gesture system though. It's so bad. I've been unable to change the volume on a video when volume controls on a web page are too far to the left because the swipe motion triggers the "back" gesture in the browser. Never once have a had isues with the old Android bottom bar or iOS gestures.