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Whenever I notice an "obvious" potential feature that could improve user experience in a Google product (there are MANY), I automatically assume it's because of
by roncesvalles 3y ago
Whenever I notice an "obvious" potential feature that could improve user experience in a Google product (there are MANY), I automatically assume it's because of one of two things:
a. Doing it won't get anybody a promo.
b. They've considered it and determined that it will lose revenue to a degree that is not justified by the usability improvement.
This is one of the pitfalls of having an ad-based product instead of a fee-based product. User experience is just no longer the top priority.