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> You may personally not find that useful, but clearly people do. How is that clear? I understand that someone inside Apple decided this was a good idea, perh
by lapcat 3y ago
> You may personally not find that useful, but clearly people do.
How is that clear? I understand that someone inside Apple decided this was a good idea, perhaps for aesthetic reasons, but that's not the same as being clearly useful to people.
- Wowfunhappy 3y agoI agree that GP is kind of misusing the word "useful", but I do think you're missing the point. People like using aesthetically-pleasing software; improving aesthetics adds "value" if perhaps not "usefulness".
- lapcat 3y agoExcept the new Ventura-style share sheet is ugly as hell, and it's oddly detached from the contextual menu. I critiqued the UI of the new share sheet in a previous blog post, linked at the beginning of this one. It seems to be yet another example of Apple bringing iOS UI to macOS.
- Wowfunhappy 3y agoI absolutely agree, modern macOS looks awful—but it's subjective! And certainly, having the favicon is better than the same UI without the favicon.
- arp242 3y agoIt shows you information about the site. That seems useful.