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... but it's so frustrating to click on some element of the page and then click/swipe back only to find suddenly you're back here on HN. Then, 2nd time around o
by cmroanirgo 4y ago
... but it's so frustrating to click on some element of the page and then click/swipe back only to find suddenly you're back here on HN. Then, 2nd time around on the page you notice they've redesigned a simple web interface: Not a close button, but a 'minimise' but in a very light font.
It seems they think throwing out tried and true user experience is a good thing. SPA has a lot to answer for.
Also, while I'm on my soapbox... Having a fingerprint reader as the power button just makes sure that my phone is unlocked just as I put it in my pocket, just after I've locked it (by clicking the power button). Just today I've spammed a couple of voice messages to people just because of that. I'll not be buying another phone with one of those again!
:rant off:
- marcusjt 4y agoDetails are scarce so I'm speculating, but it's likely configurable so you can set it to unlock only if actually pressed/clicked rather than just touched, which should solve the problem. While the phone is on, the power/fingerprint button "also acts as an extra input, allowing you to pull down the notification shade by swiping across the button – or set it to refresh a page, scroll to the top, or control media playback if you prefer." [1] [1] - https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.techadvisor.com/article/805106/asus-zenfone-9.html/amp https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.techadvisor.com/article/805...
- dsego 4y ago> Having a fingerprint reader as the power button just makes sure that my phone is unlocked just as I put it in my pocket Have the same on my xiaomi, but there is a setting so you must click to unlock which solved the issue for me.