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...which moving your mouse away from the logo still allows you to access. Personally, I think it's a great little addition to a website.
by run4yourlives 15y ago
...which moving your mouse away from the logo still allows you to access.
Personally, I think it's a great little addition to a website.
- cj 15y agoCool feature, but it block the "open link in new tab" menu option.
- imperialWicket 15y agoWhile I agree that designating what a user can accomplish on your page is making UX sacrifices, this is handy: Ctrl (Cmd) + Left click = open link in new tab
- ttt_ 15y agoSo we then have to learn the shortcuts for all of a browsers right-click menu options? Not to mention the fact that a lot of add-ons add functionality to that menu.
- cousin_it 15y agoBut how long before someone figures out a way to override ctrl+clicks and middle-clicks with a lightbox as well?
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- 10098 15y agoClicking with the mouse wheel usually does that
- granfalloon 15y agowow, you just made my day. thanks!
- danso 15y agoYeah. I guess the one thing it could conceivably block is the ability to tell where that specific logo file is being served from...but the niche group of users who need to know that most likely would use inspector-tools to find it. I was shocked when my roommate told me that in 8 years of owning a Mac (and using a PC from time to time), she had been completely unaware that there was such a thing as a "right-click" I recently taught some media people how to use the web-inspector...and had to explain what a "right click" was to even show how to get to the inspector's context menu.
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- bradleyjg 15y agoI use right click, slight move the right, left click to go back. A lot quicker than mousing all the way up to the back button, and the four and five button mice never seemed to have caught on.
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