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I feel like the iOS scroll bars fall into this a lot as well. They’re so hard to consistently get with you finger
by NateSwift 3y ago
I feel like the iOS scroll bars fall into this a lot as well. They’re so hard to consistently get with you finger
- virtualized 3y agoTIL you can actually drag Scrollbars on iOS. They are so tiny I would never have assumed they react to a touch.
- jprete 3y agoThat actually gives me a reverse accessibility problem on iOS, because I will try to drag-scroll at the edge of the screen but accidentally grab the scrollbar, which goes in the opposite direction.
- EForEndeavour 3y agoMy god... I've been using iOS for ten years and your comment just made me realize you can actually press onto and grab the razor-thin scrollbar that disappears about a second of idle time. What a farce.
- wilg 3y agoThe hit target is much bigger than the visual scrollbar. It is useful to drag the scrollbar for very long lists, but hardly the norm.