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Finder aided this by being spacial. If you moved a window, then closed it, it stayed there the next time you opened it. If you moved a folder or file icon aroun
by AnIdiotOnTheNet 4y ago
Finder aided this by being spacial. If you moved a window, then closed it, it stayed there the next time you opened it. If you moved a folder or file icon around it similarly stayed where you put it when you next opened up the window.
- tambourine_man 4y agoExactly. And the muscle memory you built over time made you open and click through folders extremely fast. But I don’t know if it would scale to the terabytes of today.