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> the designers at Apple who chose to hide those scroll bars probably thought more about scrolling more than every one of these commenters combined, and that wa
by Sakos 3y ago
> the designers at Apple who chose to hide those scroll bars probably thought more about scrolling more than every one of these commenters combined, and that was before they did formal usability studies.
This blind appeal to authority shouldn't convince anyone.
- chefandy 3y agoIf you've got an actual point to make instead of just poking at one little part of what I said, I'd respond.
- Sakos 3y agoThat point is how you justify all your conjecture. Rethink what you wrote because all you're really doing is relying on anecdotes. I can literally say the opposite (I always use the scrollbar for scrolling and everybody I know does too) and we'd have made zero progress. You haven't actually made an argument worth arguing about. It's devoid of value and it's not a productive addition to the conversation. And don't bother wasting any more of my time. I don't care. You clearly have nothing to say.
- chefandy 3y agoYes. This is exactly the sort of 90 word response made by someone who doesn't have time to waste on arguments they don't care about.